EEA is a key industry coordination organisation providing an 'electricity supply industry voice' and ensuring industry is well engaged, informed and active in engineering, technical and health and safety issues affecting companies, individual engineers and other stakeholders. Being a part of the EEA is about being linked in to industry issues and opportunities. Having operated for over 85 years, the EEA has a wealth of knowledge and information available to support members and industry
Membership provides an excellent opportunity to be informed; actively engaged and influencing change in our industry.
Being a Member also entitles you to a number of benefits including discounted event fees and publications, the opportunity to participate in the development of industry documents and proposed legislation, exclusive industry news and updates, and privileged access to a number of best practice and safety guides.
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Joining the EEA gives members… The opportunity to be engaged and to be part of a collective industry voice. The EEA represents its members on engineering, health and safety, asset management, standards and professional development issues to Government, regulators and professional bodies. Members can participate in setting technical and safety benchmarks by commenting draft EEA submissions, whilst the EEA promotes its members' views in a strong and single voice. Up to date technical and safety guidelines and best practice documents. The EEA develops and maintain collective risk management rules and guidance in order to help members maintain appropriate technical and safety standards. The EEA is focused on excellence in industry performance and continually reviews, updates and educates industry on engineering and safety processes. Access to a pool of information on key industry news and issues. The EEA is committed to keeping its members informed about key industry issues, including legislation changes, safety and asset management reports, statistics and trends, industry events, and many other topics. Members are kept up-to-date through regular mail bulletins, Newsletters and access to the EEA website. An independent forum to exchange and debate the needs of the industry. The EEA organise regular events offering a platform for networking, professional development, information sharing and opinion gathering. The EEA Annual Conference is the main engineering event for the New Zealand power industry, but many other national and regional events give members the opportunity to raise their voice and exchange their views. Professional development support all along our members' career. The EEA delivers professional development training to industry engineers using New Zealand and overseas consultancies and universities specialising in the power industry. These training events include, engineering courses run in conjunction with the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) School of Electrical and Electronic Systems Engineering, and Incident Cause Analysis Method (ICAM) courses on collaboration with Safety Wise Solutions (SWS). |
Code of Conduct
The EEA values the free exchange of ideas and respectful debate, and we understand our responsibilities in ensuring that our community supports these values. We have therefore committed to providing a harassment-free experience for participants at our hosted and sponsored events.
Harassment and hostile behaviour not welcome at any EEA event. This includes speech or behaviour (including in public presentations and online discourse) that intimidates, creates discomfort, or interferes with a person’s participation or opportunity for participation in the event. We aim for our events to be an environment where harassment in any form does not happen, including but not limited to harassment based on: Race, Gender, Religion, Age, Colour, National Origin, Ancestry, Disability, Sexual Orientation, or Gender Identity. Learn more and/or read the full Code here.
Benefits of MembershipThe Benefit details for each type of EEA membership are outlined in a separate table, which you can download and/or print by clicking on the link. Note: *All prices quoted are exclusive of GST. |
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We have three levels of corporate memberships available based on asset size (Asset Owner) or turnover (Non Asset Owner). This removes the uncertainty over which category to choose from and makes sure all member organisations are in the category that reflects their size and status within the electricity supply industry. Each provide members with access to our industry safety practice guidelines, various industry reports, newsletters, statistics and benefits within the network of the industry.
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The EEA offers your organisation and staff the opportunity to participate in setting technical and safety benchmarks while being regularly updated on the industry and issues affecting it - information which is relevant to your organisation and your staff's role and function. You'll be given priority sponsorship opportunities at EEA events and have privy access to number of EEA and industry documents and reports along with many other benefits such as event registration discounts as a member. As part of the Corporate Membership packages there are 'complimentary' Individual Memberships included, the EEA will need to be advised who the nominated members from you organisation will be email: admin@eea.co.nz. Those you nominate will need to complete an Individual Membership Application. Additional individual memberships above the amount of complimentary individual memberships are at an additional cost of $210.00* per member per annum.
Note additional members over the complimentary number are charged at $220.00* per member per annum Note: *All prices quoted are exclusive of GST.
Note additional members over the complimentary number are charged at $220.00* per member per annum Note: *All prices quoted are exclusive of GST.
Note: *All prices quoted are exclusive of GST. |
Individual Membership
If you are joining as an individual member as part of a corporate member package or if you are not part of a corporation with EEA membership and have either tertiary education and are working in a technical management role, or have significant electricity industry experience and are working in a technical management role, then an individual EEA membership is highly valuable to your professional development.
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Individual memberships are available to those who:
Benefits for the individual include:
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$490.00* per annum 1 April to 31 March [$260.00 from 1 October to 31 March]
Note: *All prices quoted are exclusive of GST.
Associate Membership
Associate membership is a great opportunity to join the EEA as an individual if you are an equipment supplier, tertiary provider or involved in the Health & Safety part of the industry and you want to be kept informed on what is happening in the electricity supply industry.
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This membership type is available to those who:
Benefits include:
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$355.00* per annum (1 April to 31 March)
Note: *All prices quoted are exclusive of GST.
Graduate Membership
If you have recently graduated with a tertiary engineering qualification relevant to the New Zealand electricity supply industry in the preceding 12 months, reside in New Zealand, you are eligible for up to two financial years of free EEA Graduate membership.
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As an EEA graduate member, your benefits would include:
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Student Membership
Are you a New Zealand based full-time student undertaking an engineering qualification relevant to the New Zealand power industry?
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If so, as an EEA student member, your benefits would include:
…and after completion of your qualification, you will be able to upgrade your subscription to a graduate membership and gain additional benefits, such as:
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For any further information or to discuss joining the EEA, please email admin@eea.co.nz or phone 04 4738600.