New Zealand is moving steadily towards greater electrification, as homes and businesses choose electricity to power more things, like heating, cooking, and transport. This requires the whole energy sector working together to keep costs as affordable as possible.  

Vector Lights for Matariki Festival 2025 tells the story of the festival’s iwi manaaki (host iwi), Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei and the theme Ahi Kā roa (burning fires).

A humble power pole in Auckland’s Maraetai was one of the first to be examined by a new AI that’s learning how to spot wear and tear on our network, helping us prioritise what to fix first.  

Rainbow storytelling comes to life in a dynamic new light show by contemporary installation artist Alex Watene (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Whātua, Te Arawa a Tūhoe) and will be the feature of Vector Lights for Auckland Pride Festival.

Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland is the first major international city to welcome in the New Year, and Vector Lights will light up in the countdown to 2025.

Vector Lights is celebrating this festive season with a brand-new light and sound show based on the New Zealand children’s Christmas book We Wish You a Kiwi Christmas.

Learn why you need more than just resource consent and building consent - it's vital you also comply with NZECP34.

Vector Lights will appoint an Auckland based artist to deliver a new dynamic light and sound show on Auckland’s iconic Harbour Bridge for Auckland Anniversary Day.

Electric vehicles, including trucks, will play an increasing role in decarbonisation as New Zealand transitions towards a more resilient and low emissions society.