Power companies in New Zealand

Across Aotearoa, there are a range of power companies and plans to choose from. There are also other things to consider, like free off-peak power or bundled services, when deciding what’s right for you.

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The power companies on Billy

The power companies included on Billy support the majority of New Zealand households. They include:

More power companies coming soon

These power companies are not yet available on Billy but will be added soon. We’re working to bring more options to help you compare and find the best plan.

Not all power companies are on Billy

If your power company isn’t on Billy, it may be because they’re no longer taking on new customers or they only offer plans to specific groups. For example:

Black Box Power

Black Box Power is a New Zealand energy retailer offering low-cost electricity and gas plans, bundled with a complimentary Black Box NZ Silver Membership for customers. There are no long-term contracts, and the provider focuses on straightforward pricing and member benefits for everyday energy needs.

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Grey Power Electricity

Grey Power Electricity is a partnership between the Grey Power Federation and Pulse Energy that provides tailored electricity, gas, broadband and home phone services to support members. Profits help fund advocacy for seniors, and customers can enjoy flexible payment options and transparent billing.

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Nau Mai Rā

Nau Mai Rā is the first kaupapa Māori energy retailer in Aotearoa, offering power plans built around manaakitanga and community support. The company aims to provide affordable energy while enabling customers to support local whānau and give back through their power usage.

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Wise Pre-Pay Energy

Wise Pre-Pay Energy offers flexible pay-as-you-go electricity plans that let customers top up power as needed with no contracts, bonds or credit checks. The provider’s model is designed to make energy more accessible and controllable for households that prefer prepaid solutions.

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The electricity industry is constantly changing so expect to see more power companies and plans on Billy in the future.