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  •   Home > News > Business

    Consumers are in for a power bill price hike

    Consumers are in for a power bill price hike


    A briefing to the Minister for Energy states household electricity bills are expected to increase about 10 dollars a month on average - from next month.

    The Minister's being warned affordability will likely remain an issue.

    It notes those on lower incomes will be least able to afford innovations to offset costs - like EVs and home solar panels.

    The memo warns the electricity system's not on track to have the right supply to manage security risks in the coming years -- which is reflected in high prices.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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