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News, updates and announcements from around the Unison network.
Electric vehicles (EVs) can now charge up in Napier, with Unison launching the city’s first public fast-charging station today.
Taupo’s Te Toke Marae officially reopened its wharekai (dining room and kitchen areas) on Saturday, following a complete refurbishment and upgrade to its power supply provided by Unison Networks.
Close to nine million dollars will be injected into the local economy in the next week as the Hawke’s Bay Power Consumers’ Trust distributes its dividend from Unison Networks Limited.
Electricity distributor Unison Networks is highly concerned following a recent bout of copper theft on its Hawke’s Bay network, and is calling on the community to report any suspicious activity around power poles.
The Unison Group has committed to converting 30 per cent of its corporate fleet of vehicles to electric in the next three years, as part of a private sector Electric Vehicle (EV) initiative supported by the Government.
Six Maraenui primary schools will take to the basketball court this Friday, as part of an ongoing initiative supported by UnisonFibre and local Police.
Four weeks after its launch, electric vehicle (EV) owners are making the most of Rotorua’s first public fast-charging station.
With Taupo’s junior hockey season having drawn to a close for 2016, Unison this week recognised players for their excellence, both on and off the field.
With the region’s winter sports season having drawn to a close for 2016, Unison’s annual Unison Medal Ceremonies for Hawke’s Bay’s junior rugby, netball and hockey players are now complete.
Unison will be offering Rotorua Night Market visitors the chance to win an e-bike, and experience an electric vehicle (EV) this coming Thursday to celebrate International Drive Electric Week.
Unison will be offering visitors to the Hawke’s Bay Farmers Market the chance to go for a spin in an electric vehicle (EV) on Sunday 11 September 2016 to celebrate International Drive Electric Week.
Last Friday saw the remaining customers in the Taupo Plains who had been affected by the August 5 and 6 snow storm reconnected to usual network supply.
This week sees the launch of Unison’s public fast-charging station for electric vehicles (EVs) in Rotorua’s central city – the first of its kind for the region.
Te Aute College is now one win away from a hat trick victory after defeating Wairoa College for the second time in two years on Saturday, in the Unison Secondary School Rugby Challenge Shield final.
Electricity distributor Unison Networks has performed well for its customers, delivering network performance well below regulatory limits and reporting an increased dividend to its shareholder, the Hawke’s Bay Power Consumers Trust.
Electricity distributor Unison Networks is warning Pokémon Go players to stay away from power lines, boxes, substations and electrical worksites when playing the new ‘augmented reality’ game.
Electricity distribution company, Unison, has welcomed the Electricity Authority’s decision that Unison did not breach the Electricity Industry Participation Code (2010) when it reduced the subsidy for residential customers with distributed generation (solar).
Unison welcomes a new report from Concept Consulting, calling for improvements in price signals for new energy technologies.
Two weeks after its launch, Hawke’s Bay electric vehicle (EV) owners are making the most of Unison’s public fast-charging station.
Unison Networks’ new Waipa zone substation is now live, marking a significant milestone in a large-scale project that will enable local timber company, Red Stag Timber, to double its annual production.
Junior hockey numbers in Hawke's Bay continue to increase, with player numbers rising by almost 20% leading into the new season, and seeing almost 1,000 players taking to the turf in 2016.
Unison has this week launched the first of its public fast-charging stations for electric vehicles (EVs) in the Hastings CBD, with a further three to be installed across Napier, Taupo and Rotorua.
With 20% of power outages caused by trees, Unison Customer Care Manager, Danny Gough, is asking customers to check for trees growing too close to power lines.
Unison Networks has introduced a new price category from today, for customers connecting distributed generation (DG) to its network. The new price category was introduced to address unfairness between customers with and without DG installations.
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