Northpower, which owns and maintains the electricity network for Whangārei and Kaipara, is giving its roughly 60,000 customers a $10.2 million payout.
Northland electricity company Northpower is giving its 60,000 customers a $10.2 million payout, despite a challenging year for the company.
Northpower electricity consumers will receive around $10.2m for the second successive year, thanks to Northpower and the Northpower Trust.
"It is pleasing to be able to offer this discount to
Northpower's customers once again because we know what a difference it makes to so many households, particularly after such a challenging year," Northpower chairman Mark Trigg said.
Most residential and business electricity customers connected to Northpower's network will benefit from a discount of $220.80 in their November or December power bills, regardless of the power supplier. The only exception will be those who have used between 1kWh and 2000kWh for the prior year, who will receive a discount of $63.25.
The second Northpower pricing discount in 12 months is made possible with the support of the Northpower Electric Power Trust, which owns Northpower on behalf of Northpower's consumer beneficiaries connected to the Northpower electricity network.
