As the electricity market evolves, households have increasing scope to match a tariff to their usage. This is how to choose the right tariff for you.
How to choose the right electricity tariff
Posted by August 30th 2018
Posted by August 30th 2018
As the electricity market evolves, households have increasing scope to match a tariff to their usage. This is how to choose the right tariff for you.
Posted by February 1st 2018
It may be that you only give consideration to your electricity usage once your invoice arrives at the end of a billing period, however for customers willing to more proactively manage their account greater insight …
Posted by September 13th 2018
Next time you purchase an appliance, you may well be presented with a number of options with “smart” features. What should you keep in mind?
Posted by September 18th 2020
As the smart home continues to evolve amid the soaring growth of the Internet of Things, a range of smart home security devices and systems have been arriving to market, providing householders various functions, including …
Posted by November 12th 2018
The increasing number of NZ households generating their electricity, along with the development of new technology, is leading to greater consumer choice.
Posted by August 23rd 2018
From fingerprint to iris scanners, biometric verification is becoming an increasingly standard smartphone feature, utilised across a range of applications.
Posted by November 2nd 2018
Peer-to-peer electricity trading brings with it the potential to allow consumers to play a more proactive role in how they consume and sell electricity.
Posted by November 12th 2018
Consumers weighing up whether to go with a fixed-term or flexible electricity contract should assess a range of factors in deciding which is the best option.
Posted by August 30th 2018
Consumers weighing up the offers of NZ power companies should consider a range of factors in determining which plan is best suited for their usage.
Posted by August 30th 2018
The warmer weather brings with it the potential for a spike in power usage, however a number of steps can be taken to keep costs down while keeping cool.