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News, updates and announcements from around the Unison network.
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.
Efforts to restore power to rural Hawke’s Bay communities are fully underway following the restoration of significant parts of urban Napier and Hastings.
Unison has restored power to most of urban Napier today, connecting power into Taradale. As of today, less than 5,000 consumers remain without power in the Hawke’s Bay region following damage to the network caused by Cyclone Gabrielle last week.
Unison has made significant progress reconnecting customers in Hawke’s Bay following the completion of the North-Tie line from Hastings to Napier.
The North-Tie power line, which is a power supply that links Hastings to Napier, will be restored Sunday evening meaning power can be supplied to more areas of Napier from Monday morning.
Good progress has been made restoring power to thousands of customers in urban parts of Napier and outlying parts of Hastings following intense collaborative efforts between Unison and Transpower NZ after Cyclone Gabrielle hit Hawke’s Bay late on Monday night.
Breakthrough plans to progressively reconnect urban suburbs of Napier and parts of Hastings from Saturday are coming to fruition following intense collaborative efforts between Unison Networks and Transpower NZ.
Unison is asking reconnected customers in Hawke’s Bay to conserve power use as it continues restoration efforts. This is due to limited power supply coming into the region from Transpower’s damaged Redclyffe substation.
Unison crews are making progress to restore power to customers where possible in Hawke’s Bay, Taupo and Rotorua following widespread damage to the network caused by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Unison crews have been making solid progress restoring power to customers in Rotorua and Taupo following the wild weather that caused many power outages on its network overnight.
Unison’s Hawke’s Bay customers are experiencing widespread outages which may extend for days or weeks following a Transpower grid emergency.
Unison Networks is asking customers to prepare for heavy rainfall, winds and potential power cuts as Cyclone Gabrielle passes over its network regions in the coming days.
Unison Networks is sparking scientific literacy in schools across its three network regions through an electric partnership with House of Science.
Hastings communities will, for the very first time, have a chance to meet and learn from sustainable building design and industry experts about Unison’s world leading sustainable substation design and the international Living Building Challenge in early February.
Those travelling along Guppy Road in Taradale will notice a significant visual improvement with Unison having completed the final stage of its OHUG project.
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