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Auckland, NZ
ElectroNet Group
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We are 100% New Zealand owned, proudly serving our clients and our communities throughout New Zealand. The key to our continued success and business growth is our people. We offer innovative business and electro-technology solutions across the power industry. We have expertise in all areas of the electricity energy industry from design and build, all the way through to servicing. Our broad range of capabilities enables us to provide end-to-end business solutions to projects, take on complex challenges and provide innovative solutions for our clients. ElectroNet Consulting: We deliver market-leading electrical design and consulting services to customers across Australasia. The team combine a breadth of industry knowledge with a commitment to using the best available technology, to deliver impressive results and future-proofed projects. Our team of over 80 staff is located across New Zealand. We are recognised as a thought leader and trusted partner in providing electrical design and specialist services to the power industry. ElectroNet Contracting: Our highly qualified and experienced contracting team provides specialist electricity energy services to meet the specific needs of our clients. Our Contracting team have a wide-ranging set of skills offering electrical services to our domestic, business, industrial and commercial clients, along with the power industry. Our team includes design and survey specialists, project managers, inspectors, electricians and line mechanics. The Transmission team deliver integrated solutions for the power industry by providing transmission line and substation construction and maintenance services throughout New Zealand. ElectroNet Technology: Developed by our technical team, the world-leading PowerPilot system, with a focus on network safety and reliability, asset management and control features, will lead electricity distribution networks through the electrification of the New Zealand economy in the decades to come.