The 2018 version of the New Zealand Smart Energy Technology Map is about to be published - pre-order your copy now.
It provides a comprehensive insight into smart energy technologies - including solar PV, advanced meter infrastructure, electric vehicles (EVs), network-scale batteries, rapid EV charging points - and their uptake to-date in New Zealand.
The country's 29 lines companies are shown on the map, each with their own unique data profile about solar, advanced meters, incumbent retailers, metering equipment providers and key network operating statistics. Data is also provided in tables and graphs, including regional EV registrations, commercial solar installations, national and regional solar installation trends and NZ-aggregated metering snapshots by retailer and metering equipment provider.
Key features include:
- Solar installations – by number of ICPs, MW installed and percentage of ICP uptake
- Advanced (smart) meters – by number of ICPs, and as per leading metering equipment provider and retailer
- Retailers - incumbent retailer by number of ICPs and total number of active retailers
- Operating metrics – total ICPs, annual peak demand (MW) and energy supplied (GWh)
- EV registrations
- Commercial solar installations (larger than 20 kW)
- Existing (and planned) rapid EV charging points
- Solar installation trends tracked annually - by leading network and NZ-aggregated
- Metering snapshots by retailer and metering equipment provider
- Planned network scale battery installations
Information for the map has been compiled from a variety of sources, including Energy News, the Electricity Authority, Ministry of Transport, Plugshare, ChargeNet, individual lines companies and more.
To learn more and view a sample map click here.