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News, updates and announcements from around the Unison network.
Unison attended Graeme Dingle Foundation’s ‘Futureopoly’ careers expo today, giving Hawke’s Bay secondary school students a taste of working in the electricity sector.
Energy companies powering change to help meet climate challenge targets.
Unison is working with the Electricity Retailers Association of New Zealand to launch a free energy coaching service, EnergyMate, to its Taupō and Hawke’s Bay customer regions.
Unison celebrates 15 years of junior sports and wellbeing sponsorship through its Greatest Supporter Programme across its network regions.
Unison’s Board of Directors is pleased to welcome Jaun Park into his new role as Chief Executive of the Unison Group today.
Unison continues work to restore the electricity network in Hawke’s Bay following extensive damage by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Participant numbers more than doubled to 1,800 children taking part in the annual Unison Gala Day which took place last Friday.
Unison has made further progress this week restoring the network in rural Hawke’s Bay areas that were extensively damaged by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Unison has made great progress this week restoring the lines that feed the Patoka substation, which were extensively damaged by Cyclone Gabrielle.
With the hard mahi to clean up flood damaged properties by owners and volunteers ongoing, Unison wants to remind its customers who have had their properties damaged by Cyclone Gabrielle, the process on how to safely get their properties reconnected.
One month on from Cyclone Gabrielle hitting Hawke’s Bay and wreaking havoc across the region, local electricity distributor Unison is still working relentlessly to restore power to several hundred customers across the region.
Unison has made further progress over the weekend, with under 900 customers now remaining without power across the region, of which around 500 are residential connections.
Unison is working alongside Transpower this weekend to return to service part of the flood damaged Redclyffe substation, to help improve the security of the electricity supply to Hawke’s Bay which was compromised following the flooding of Redclyffe.
Unison is engaging with local residents, the business community and councils to develop restoration plans for the Awatoto Industrial Area.
Unison has restored power to communities in Te Pohue, Te Haroto and Tarawera along State Highway 5 using generators to supply electricity, following damage to its network caused by Cyclone Gabrielle. Moteo has also been restored today.
Unison’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce the internal appointment of Jaun Park as incoming Chief Executive of the Unison Group, from April 2023.
Three weeks after Cyclone Gabrielle caused devastation across Hawke’s Bay, Unison remains committed to restoring power to all customers as quickly as possible.
Unison has restored power to its Tutira substation and is progressively reconnecting power to surrounding areas today and tomorrow. The restoration follows the completion of complex repairs to its cyclone damaged substation and the main line connecting Tutira with Unison’s main network. Communities in parts of Waipatiki and Apley Road will also have their power restored this weekend.
Unison today welcomed Energy Minister Dr Megan Woods to Hawke’s Bay to see and learn more about the damage caused to the region’s network by Cyclone Gabrielle, Unison’s restoration efforts, and the challenges faced in getting communities reconnected.
Cyclone Gabrielle caused extensive flooding and electrical damage to a number of properties throughout Hawke’s Bay. Unison wants to outline the steps that must be taken before these properties can be reconnected to the network.
Unison has restored power to a number of settlements overnight including Glengarry, Patoka, Hendley and Rissington using generators to supply power, which is strong progress given the continued wet weather and lack of conventional road access to these hard-hit communities.
Unison has restored power to more households in urban and rural communities in Hawke’s Bay over the weekend, despite progress being impacted by continuing wet weather in the region.
Unison’s progress in restoring power to rural communities in Hawke’s Bay is being impacted by continuing wet weather in the region.
Unison urges households in Hawke’s Bay that have power, to conserve electricity and be prepared for further outages while Hawke’s Bay remains on limited supply from Transpower.
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