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News, updates and announcements from around the Unison network.
Unison Networks (Unison) is encouraging residents across Hawke’s Bay, Taupō and Rotorua to ensure trees on their property are clear of power lines ahead of an expected hot, dry summer.
Tamariki across Hawke’s Bay, Taupō and Rotorua can learn how to stay safe around electricity while going in the draw to win a $100 voucher and helping their school win $500 worth of books or sports gear.
Unison Group has published a 2025/26 Sustainability Update, sharing progress made over the past year with a maturing framework now guiding sustainability across the Group, and building on the foundation established through Unison Group’s first sustainability report in 2025.
More than 530 junior hockey, netball, football and rugby players were recognised at the 2026 Unison Medal Ceremonies held at Toitoi, Hastings Arts and Events Centre this week, marking the 18th year of the Unison Medal initiative, part of Unison's Greatest Supporter Programme.
Schools across Hawke’s Bay, Taupō and Rotorua are being encouraged to take part in Unison’s free Digital Safe Sparks programme, with the chance to win a $500 book voucher or $500 sports gear voucher for their class/school.
New Zealand's first local flexibility market, Localflex, will officially launch on 11 August 2026, with electricity distribution businesses Unison Networks, Horizon Networks, Powerco and Vector joining market operator Our Energy to trial a new way of managing electricity demand and supporting a more efficient, resilient energy system.
Unison’s Annual Report highlights strong network performance, growing services capability and continued investment to support electrification and future energy needs across Hawke's Bay, Taupō and Rotorua.
Female secondary school students from across Hawke’s Bay recently explored career pathways in the electricity distribution industry through the Girls with Hi-Vis® event hosted by Unison Contracting in conjunction with Connexis.
Hawke's Bay's Waitangi Regional Park will come alive next week as Unison Networks and the Ātea a Rangi Educational Trust join forces to mark the Māori New Year with a week-long programme of community celebrations, dawn matariki sightings, and hands-on learning for local tamariki.
Unison Networks has launched the 2026 Greatest Supporter Programme, marking 18 years of backing junior sport and keeping young people safe across Hawke’s Bay, Taupō and Rotorua.
Unison Networks (Unison) and Counties Energy have reached their first milestone in their strategic collaboration, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in January to jointly develop standardised network capabilities for the benefit of consumers.
Unison Networks (Unison) and Counties Energy have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly develop standardised network connection, asset management and flexibility orchestration capabilities for the benefit of consumers.
As summer temperatures rise, Unison is encouraging communities and property owners to take proactive steps to keep trees and vegetation clear of power lines.
Unison has partnered with Gridsight, an Australian company specialising in AI-driven low voltage network analytics to enhance electricity network visibility and performance across its Hawke’s Bay, Taupō and Rotorua regions.
Unison successfully trialled innovative heli-saw technology in Rotorua last month to improve the safety and reliability of its electricity network.
Northpower, The Orion Group, Unison Networks, and WEL Networks Partner to Share Grid Intelligence, Improve Reliability, and Reduce Outages for More Than 510,000 Customers.
Unison is launching its summer safety campaign, encouraging everyone to make electrical safety a priority as communities, contractors, and people working outdoors prepare for projects and holiday activities.
With the school holidays underway, Unison is encouraging families to take part in Unison’s Digital Safe Sparks Programme, a fun and free, interactive online challenge that teaches children aged 5 to 11 how to stay safe around electricity.
Unison Networks is supporting the 20 Degrees programme in Rotorua, partnering with Sustainability Options to help whānau achieve warmer, drier, healthier homes.
Te Taiwhenua o Te Whanganui ā Orotu has officially launched a new community barbecue trailer, made possible with the support of Unison.
Unison has celebrated the close of the junior winter sports season across its regions, recognising young players who consistently demonstrate discipline, fair play and great work ethic both on and off the turf, court, and field.
Unison has released its Annual Report for 2024/25, highlighting a year of strategic progress, strong network performance and a productive year for the group.
Unison has released its first Sustainability Report – a foundational document that brings together the collective efforts and aspirations of its specialist electricity businesses to support a more sustainable, resilient, and equitable future.
Unison is raising the bar for electrical safety education by launching its Digital Safe Sparks Programme to families across Hawke’s Bay, Taupō and Rotorua, making it easier than ever for children to learn how to stay safe around electricity.
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