The table presents duties, taxes and direct levies on motor fuels in New Zealand as of 1 July 2020.

New Zealand adapted the NABERS model from Australia, as part of the EECA Business mandate to help New Zealand businesses improve energy use and reduce carbon emissions.

The National Australian Built Environment Rating System (NABERS) is a Government initiative to measure and compare the environmental performance of a building against its market.

Fossil fuels like coal and natural gas represent over 75% of the energy used by meat and dairy plants. This Program aims at switching to lower carbon fuels like wood and biogas and using energy more efficiently so to save money, reduce carbon dioxide emissions, and reduce air pollution.

The Warmer Kiwi Homes Programme is a four-year Government programme offering grants covering two-thirds of the cost of ceiling and underfloor insulation. Additional contributions from community organisations will make the cost to homeowners as low as possible in many areas. Grants covering two thirds of the cost of heating appliances will be available from July 2019 (these grants will be capped).

These regulations, which come into force on 1 October 2004, require electricity retailers to offer a low fixed charge tariff option to domestic consumers of no more than 30 cents per day.

These regulations, which come into force on 20 December 2010, provide for the levy payable by industry participants under the Electricity Industry Act 2010. These regulations replace the corresponding Electricity (Levy of Industry Participants) Regulations 2005, which were made under the Electricity Act 1992. This is a reprint of the Electricity Industry (Levy of Industry Participants) Regulations 2010 that incorporates all the amendments to those regulations as at the date of the last amendment to them.

These Regulations provide for General levy provisions (second and subsequent financial years) and Transitional provisions for first financial year.

The Regulations present the following parts: Part 1 Complaints about breaches of Code; Part 2 Rulings Panel consideration of complaints; Part 3 Dealing with disputes and appeals; Part 4 Membership and operation of Rulings Panel.

An Act (a) To make better provision for the regulation of the supply of electricity and the electricity industry in New Zealand; and (b) To consolidate and amend the law relating to the regulation and control of electrical workers; and (c) To provide for matters incidental thereto; and (d) To repeal the Electric Linemen Act 1959, the Electricity Act 1968, and the Electrical Registration Act 1979.