As we transition to a net-zero carbon economy by 2050, policy makers, investors and consumers are searching for tools to help them manage risks and seize opportunities. The updated New Zealand Energy Scenarios Times-NZ 2.0 will help New Zealanders think about our energy future and the range of trade-offs and choices we might face.

As we transition to a net-zero carbon economy by 2050, policy makers, investors and consumers are searching for tools to help them manage risks and seize opportunities. The updated New Zealand Energy Scenarios Times-NZ 2.0 will help New Zealanders think about our energy future and the range of trade-offs and choices we might face.

To meet the growing demand for renewable energy and to help reduce emissions from energy use, we need more energy that users can be confident is from renewable sources. Energy users also need ways to validate claims about the energy content of their goods and services, particularly in exports.

EECA and BEC invite you to the launch of the updated Times-NZ model. The Hon James Shaw, Minister for Climate Change will be joining us to open the launch.

The energy sector must change as we look for pathways towards net-zero carbon emissions. Gas will play an important role to ensure the security and affordability of energy, and support the transition to a more sustainable energy future.

BusinessNZ Energy Council are delighted to invite you to our next lunchtime seminar, a panel discussion about New Zealand's energy future and the role of gas.

BusinessNZ Energy Council in conjunction with Meridian Energy is delighted to invite you to attend our annual breakfast with the Minister of Energy and Resources, Hon Dr Megan Woods.

You’re immersed in the energy business, but there’s a whole nation of people along for the ride, even if they don’t know it. How do you capture the attention of everyday Kiwis, to mobilise them to be clean and clever energy users? Join BusinessNZ Energy Council and the Young Energy Professionals Network for an event with the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority’s Marcos Pelenur and Jo Bye. They will present the research and insights behind Gen Less (www.genless.govt.nz), the journey so far.

Join us for an exclusive online session with Michael Cohen, bp’s Chief US Economist and Head of Oil Analysis who will share with us some insights into the outlook for global energy markets out to 2050 and the key uncertainties surrounding the energy transition.

Come and hear our new Senior Policy Advisor, Emily Calvert, give an overview of the trilemma results and emerging insights from the transition radar. The World Energy Council’s Energy Trilemma Index has become part of the energy dialogue with many politicians and industry participants talking about energy equity, energy security and environmental sustainability in the lead up to this year's election.

Come and hear the spokespeople from six political parties, outline the respective climate change, energy and transport policies they want to implement, if on the Treasury benches following the general election in September.