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Embracing innovative technology in its work on the National Grid, Transpower is looking to robots to help deliver quicker restoration times in remote locations, and save consumers money in the process

Transpower released a report documenting the 2 March 2017 South Island automatic under-frequency load shedding (AUFLS) event.

Transpower has partnered with Microsoft to put its support behind ‘Digigirlz’, a global initiative designed to show young women studying Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) subjects.

Transpower today announced details for the transmission industry’s 2018 STAR Awards.

Transpower needs to undertake scheduled maintenance activities at the Waiotahe substation to ensure a reliable supply of electricity to Opotiki, Waiotahe, Te Kaha and the surrounding areas.

Transpower released a report highlighting the challenges and opportunities inherent in transforming New Zealand’s energy sector in the face of technology innovation, growing demand and climate change.

Transpower has once again put its support behind ShadowTech, providing workplace mentors to female students studying Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) subjects.

Transpower today announced the appointment of a new Director to its Board, and the appointment of a new Deputy Chair.

Transpower will hold a whakapainga and formal opening of its Grid Skills Bunnythorpe facility, on Thursday 29 March.

A recent prosecution over fishing activity in the Cook Strait Cable Protection Zone (CPZ) highlights the importance of protecting the High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Cook Strait Cables.