It is our vision to be a nationally recognised infrastructure services provider that generates long term value for our shareholders.
We take health and safety seriously. Our commitment to ensuring the highest levels of health and safety influences every aspect of our business.
Most of us welcome hot weather, but when it is too hot for too long there are health risks. Currently, New Zealand is experiencing hotter than usual weather and it is important to make sure that the hot weather does not harm you or anyone you know.
With the summer holidays around the corner, and warmer than usual temperatures, we can all do our part to save water and prevent unnecessary waste. Here are 10 tips to help save water.
Holiday safety is an issue that burns brightest from late November to mid-January, when families gather, parties are scheduled and travel spikes. Take some basic precautions to ensure your family remains safe and injury-free throughout the season.
Horizon Energy Group offices will be closed from midday, Friday 22 December 2017 through to Tuesday 9 January 2018.
As part of our Marketing and Communication initiatives, the original ElectriNET website has now been transitioned into the same format and style as that of all other members of the Horizon Energy Group.
The Horizon Networks 2017 Information Disclosure Accounts for the year ending 31 March 2017 are now available on the Horizon Networks website.
Horizon Networks is pleased to announce the expansion of the electric vehicle (EV) fast charging highway in the Eastern Bay of Plenty following its successful application in round 2 of the Low Emissions Vehicles Contestable Fund.
CoolLogic is pleased to announce its exclusive distributor agreement for the right to sell and distribute Storex B.V. products in New Zealand.
Heating equipment is a leading cause of home fire deaths. Some simple steps can prevent most heating-related fires from happening.
Defacing property by graffiti vandalism is an act of intentional damage and constitutes a criminal offence in New Zealand. Protecting our assets is a crucial part of what we do.
The network has suffered a fault on the converter board at our 33kV ripple injection plant. A significant part of the Whakatane, Ohope, Thornton, Matata, Taneatua and Ruatoki street lighting network is inoperable.
While we’re probably aware of major power outages in the Eastern Bay of Plenty region, we rely on our Retailers to inform us of minor ones.
