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VTC Change Request Appeal 27 November 2012 (Balancing)
On 27 November 2012, Gas Industry Co received an appeal from Vector. The Appeal, the appendices and the marked up VTC can be found below.

On 5 October 2009 Gas Industry Co received a request from Maui Development Limited (MDL) to consider and make a recommendation in respect of proposed changes to the Maui Pipeline Operating Code (MPOC).

Date Published: 21 March 2014

Having considered submissions made in respect of this change request Gas Industry Co has prepared this Draft Recommendation. We found that most of the proposed changes were straightforward, generally in line with MDL's view that they are minor and uncontroversial.

14 December 2011 VTC Change Request Appeal
On 14 December 2011, Gas Industry Co received an appeal from Vector. The appeal relates to a change request initiated by Vector regarding amendments to various provisions in the VTC including invoicing corrections, prudential requirements, and allocation of balancing costs.

This page outlines gas pricing figures in New Zealand, drawing from publicly available information provided by both MBIE and EMS Tradepoint.

Natural gas makes a substantial contribution to New Zealand’s energy supplies, providing energy security and supporting the economy in a way that helps to achieve the country’s environmental sustainability goals.

Date Published: 17 February 2014

On 14 February 2014 Gas Industry Co received a request from Maui Development Limited (MDL) to make changes to the Maui Pipeline Operating Code (MPOC). On 2 May 2014, Gas Industry Co released its Final Recommendation.

Date Published: 26 January 2009

Submissions and feedback were invited on draft version 1. 2 of the Switching Determinations. The draft can be downloaded below, and the proposed changes from the existing Switching Determinations v1. 1 are viewable using the MS Word track changes feature.

Vector Limited (Vector) proposed a change to the Vector Transmission Code (VTC) on 16 November 2011 that did not receive the 75% support from Shippers necessary for it to be adopted.

In November 2020 we established a workstream to investigate the application of the 32 Electricity Price Review (EPR) recommendations to the gas market.  

We consulted on these recommendations and published our final recommendations on 8 March 2021.