Local iwi Te Kawerau a Maki, Vector and Auckland Council have partnered to acknowledge our national day by presenting a colourful and dramatic representation of stories relating to the islands in Waitematā Harbour. 

In preparation for Vector Lights shows over the festive season and into the new year, the first round of planned annual maintenance of the lighting fixtures on the bridge is underway.

In celebration of World Energy Day, Vector Lights on Auckland Harbour Bridge will light up this week with a story about New Zealand’s pioneering energy past, and our hope for a new energy future.

The Vector Urban Forest is a promise from Vector to plant two native trees for every tree we cut down to protect Auckland’s powerlines.

Vector is backing a more holistic approach to energy resilience amid mounting evidence that new technology will play an ever-increasing role in meeting customers’ evolving energy needs.

Internationally renowned regulatory economist Martin Cave was in New Zealand this month to share insights from the UK’s retail electricity pricing review.

The new Bottle Swap plant at Hunua Road in Papakura was built to fulfil the market need and demand for Ongas bottles around the country.

With the trend in electric vehicles (EVs) continuing to rise, it’s clear EVs are going to be central to achieving a clean green future for New Zealand.

Vector Lights' first Matariki Festival light show tells the story Te Kawerau a Maki. Learn more about this story.