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.

In collaboration with the RSA, Auckland Harbour Bridge will join more than 80 events across the region in paying tribute to those who served their country in the First World War and other conflicts.

Vector’s New Technology Engineer Kate Murphy shines a light on history and the impact that little things can make on energy reduction at scale.

This Green Paper represents Vector’s contribution to the evolving discussion discussion around electric vehicle (EV) adoption in New Zealand .

Auckland’s Harbour Bridge will shine bright in support of Pride festival with a rainbow-hued light show starting on Sunday 11 February.