Electricity Authority Te Mana Hiko, as the governing body of New Zealand's electricity industry, is responsible for its regulation and governance. They ensure compliance with the Electricity Industry Act 2010, its accompanying Regulations, and the Electricity Industry Participation Code 2010. Their primary objective is to protect the interests of domestic consumers and small businesses regarding the supply of electricity.

They strive to ensure fair and efficient operations within the industry while promoting the use of renewable energy sources and the transition to a low-emissions future. The Authority offers a range of informative resources and services. Individuals can learn about how electricity reaches their homes, how their power bills are calculated, and tips on saving energy.

They also provide information on solar power, consumer care, and medically dependent services. Industry participants can access technical guidance and market information, while the Authority's compliance efforts involve educating, monitoring, and enforcing regulatory standards. Moreover, they collaborate with the sector to drive projects focused on renewable energy and low-emissions transitions.

Through their dedication to transparency and effective regulation, Electricity Authority Te Mana Hiko ensures the reliability and sustainability of New Zealand's electricity industry