Electric Vehicle Charging in the Waipa Networks area.

Waipa Networks and charge.net.nz have partnered to bring three rapid charge stations to the area. One in Te Awamutu, one in Cambridge and coming soon to Tamahere.

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Smarter Electricity Usage

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Electric vehicles are gaining momentum as more car manufacturers are embracing this exciting new technology. There are many plug-in hybrid electric vehicles available (that are electric but also have a petrol engine available for longer trips) and now we are starting to see pure electric vehicles with ranges of up to 600km starting to appear on the market.

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Smarter Electricity Pricing

Traditional electricity meters only record the amount of power you are using, but not the times that it is being used. Advanced pricing takes advantage of newer ‘smart’ electricity meters that are being gradually installed throughout the country, including the Waipa Networks area. These new meters are capable of recording how much power is used at different times during the day.

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The latest technology, coming now!

The energy advanced blog will keep you up to date with all the latest innovations in electricity-based technology

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What is energy advanced?

The world of electricity supply is changing, with new ways electricity is priced through to new technologies such as Advanced Meters (a.k.a. Smart Meters), solar generation, battery storage, and electric vehicles. We’ve brought these new technologies together under a new brand we’ve called ‘Energy Advanced’.

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