Four weeks until the EEA2025 Conference: will you be there?
We’re going to be in Ōtautahi Christchurch in four weeks enjoying the spring blossoms. Fancy joining us? EEA2025 Electrifying Aotearoa: Today’s innovation, tomorrow’s system is on…
Permit Area Guide – Webinar recording now available
The Safety Standards and Procedures Group (SSPG) has published the new Permit Area Guide, which sets out industry good practices for the application and management…
Lessons from across the ditch: key insights from the Australian Clean Energy Summit 2025
The EEA’s Engineering & Technical Lead Advisor, Dr Stuart Johnston recently attended the Australian Clean Energy Summit (ACES 2025). Read Stuart’s summary of key highlights…
Building an evidence base: Electrical Engineers Association and Energy Resources Aotearoa launch industry workforce survey
The Electricity Engineers’ Association (EEA) and Energy Resources Aotearoa are launching a survey to gather detailed workforce data to inform workforce planning, decisions, and…
A Networking Event for Emerging Electricity Industry Professionals
Join us for an energising evening of networking, connection, and conversation with fellow young professionals across Aotearoa’s electricity sector. Find out more about this event:…
Annual Power Engineering Exchange (APEX) 2025 – Call for Papers
Be part of APEX 2025—a unique event exclusively for graduate engineers in New Zealand’s electricity supply industry! Connect with fellow emerging professionals to showcase your…
EEA 2025 Conference gets closer
We are a few steps closer to our 2025 Conference and it’s shaping up to be fantastic! The Conference papers have been selected and the…
Standalone infrastructure industry skills board a game changer
The EEA welcomes the Government’s decision to establish a standalone Infrastructure Industry Skills Board as part of the Government’s vocational education and training reforms. The…
Feedback Request: Proposed Withdrawal of Marine Electrical Standards (AS/NZS IEC 60092 series)
Standards New Zealand is currently reviewing several Electrical Supply Sector standards over five years old to assess whether they remain current, relevant, and fit for…
Government Expands Permitted Low Voltage Range – Implications for EDBs and DER Hosting
To all EEA members Today the Government announced a change to the Electricity (Safety) Regulations to expand the allowable low voltage supply range from 230V…