Our media and Association partners
A recent addition to the Contrafed stable is Energy NZ. Published quarterly, the magazine offers news and views for clients and consultancies in the energy industry.
Its content comprises recent industry developments, evolving trends and innovative products, along with dedicated pages for industry discussion and debate. Recent projects are also covered in each issue, with a focus on new developments and emerging technologies in the energy industry, as well as the challenges faced in achieving a successful outcome. Visit Energy NZ
Official Online Partner
Energy News is a business news and information website covering the New Zealand energy sector. News
concerning the sector appears first on Energy News and it will be regarded as the home and first port of call for in-depth investigation and high-level discussion around key issues. Its customers include key decision makers across the energy sector in New Zealand and supporting industries.
visit energy news
The National Business Review (NBR) has been NZ’s leading business and financial newspaper since August 1970. The issues, the companies, the people and the politics might have changed, but our readers continue to rely on NBR for relevant news, informed comment and comprehensive analysis from the best journalists and editors in the country. And now supplementing our weekly print edition is NZ’s most visited business news website and a new daily news email service NBR:24.
Visit www.nbr.co.nz today to catch up on the latest business news, subscribe to the print edition and register for the daily email.
Well entrenched as the best source of oil and gas industry information in Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia, Australia’s monthly Oil&Gas Gazette delivers vital local and international news, global market trends and latest technologies. From the North West Shelf to Bass Strait and beyond, Oil&Gas Gazette covers all aspects of the energy sector and the industries supporting them. An excellent blend of industry news, stock market analysis, corporate reviews, people profiles and special conference previews combine to make Oil&Gas Gazette the market leader for the Asia-Pacific region.
Oil&Gas Gazette is an A4 size publication that has been published continuously since 1990. Oil&Gas Gazette has a readership of approximately 6,000 comprising managing directors, exploration managers, project engineers, and upper management throughout Australia’s petroleum sector. In addition, Oil&Gas Gazette is distributed to all relevant State and Federal government departments and bodies, along with key NGOs, service and supply companies, and the finance industry.
Visit www.riu.com.au
Editorial: Haydn Black [hblack@riu.com.au]
Sales & Marketing: Will Butun [wbutun@riu.com.au]
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Keeping abreast of possibly the most important industry in today’s world for more than 10 years,
Energy Source and Distribution is directly mailed to executives, managers and representatives
of some of Australia’s most powerful energy companies and organisations. With a circulation
of 3785, Energy Source and Distribution reaches power generation stations, transmission and
distribution companies and energy utilities throughout Australia.
Visit www.www.tmpc.com.au
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Meet our Association Partners
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GANZ represents companies and organisations in the gas sector involved in the transportation and trading of gas. The full members are: Genesis Power Ltd, Nova Gas Ltd, Powerco, Energy Online, Wanganui Gas Ltd, Mighty River Power, Vector Ltd and Contact Energy. Gas equipment suppliers has a group membership and there are a further 45 associate members.
The association’s objectives are to facilitate a safe, effective and sustainable industry. It is a proactive forum that identifies, discusses and resolves issues impacting on the health and sustainable development of the industry.
GANZ’s prime focus is on the safety and technical aspects of the natural gas industry.
GANZ representatives are involved with many organisations on behalf of its members, including: the Gas Safety Forum, New Zealand Utilities Advisory Group, Gas Industry Standards Advisory Group, the Extractive Industries Training Organisation, Energy Safety and the GANZ Technical Advisory Group. www.ganz.org.nz/
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The Energy Federation of New Zealand Inc. (EFNZ) was formed in 1997 following the merger of the Energy Foundation of New Zealand and the New Zealand branch of the World Energy Council.
EFNZ is a membership based, professional, not-for-profit, and independent energy industry association in New Zealand. It promotes and supports the sustainable development and use of energy resources both in New Zealand and globally.
EFNZ is the New Zealand Member Committee of the World Energy Council (WEC) based in London. It shares the vision and supports the goal and work programme of the WEC. The WEC is a global, multi-energy organization with significant support from private companies, public utilities, governments, academia, and prominent individuals in close to 100 countries, including all of the major energy production and consumption markets. EFNZ members have access to password protected parts of the WEC website www.worldenergy.org.
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NZCID is an authority at the forefront of infrastructure development issues. The Council promotes best practice in national infrastructure development through research, advocacy and public and private sector collaboration. NZCID members come from diverse sectors across New Zealand, equity owners, service providers, public sector agencies, and major infrastructure users.
Visit NZCID
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The Electricity Networks Association (ENA) represents the interests of the organisations that distribute electricity to consumers throughout New Zealand, the country’s electricity lines companies – generally known as the lines sector. We are a lean organization (one full time and two part time staff) funded by a levy on members, and overseen by an elected board appointed annually at the Association’s annual general meeting.
ENA doesn’t represent electricity retailers (the companies that sell electricity, which are mainly owned by generators), nor the government-owned transmission company – Transpower - that carries electricity from power stations to the various connection points where ENA members take over.
www.electricity.org.nz/
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The New Zealand German Business Association (NZGBA) is the officially recognized New Zealand representative of the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Formed in 1983, the NZGBA is a non-profit organisation representing the trading relationship between New Zealand and Germany.
The NZGBA is committed to ensuring that companies from both countries obtain every assistance we can offer to develop and maintain trading relationships.
Our vision is for the New Zealand German trading relationship to be a healthy growing one. The NZGBA is committed to providing a good solid support basis for companies, facilitating worthwhile trading opportunities and providing the necessary information for companies to further their business.
www.germantrade.co.nz/import_export.htm
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