Network Tasman Engineering Student Scholarship 2025 Network Tasman is pleased to announce that Jack Malcolm is the second recipient of the Network Tasman Engineering Student Scholarship for 2025. After careful review of all candidates, Jack was selected for his academic achievements, leadership skills, and commitment. Jack is in the fourth year of a Bachelor of […]
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Network Tasman Annual Result 2024 26 July 2024 Electricity lines company Network Tasman Limited today reported an operating surplus after tax of $10.0 million for the year ended 31 March 2024 (2022/23 $11.9 million). The Chair of the company Ms Sarah Smith noted that “The company continued to grow with a further 504 new connections […]
Network Tasman Engineering Student Scholarship 2024 Network Tasman is pleased to announce that Kilian Cools is the first recipient of the Network Tasman Engineering Student Scholarship. After careful review of all candidates, Kilian was selected for his academic achievements, leadership skills, and commitment. Kilian grew up in the Moutere area and went to school […]
Consumer connections increased by 695 for the year bringing the total number of connections to 43,073.
The Chair of the company Mr John McCliskie noted that “Regional growth has continued to support strong contributions across all of the businesses and allowed us to continue to invest in the safety and reliability of our network”.
Network Tasman Corporate Services Manager Kerry Haycock said “We are pleased to bring time and temperature back to the people of the Nelson/Tasman region.
The clock has been a feature of Queen Street for a number of years and it is good to finally have a replacement. The building was previously the Head Office for Network Tasman and our predecessor company Tasman Energy.”
In welcoming Jenna to the Network Tasman board as an Associate Director Mr. McCliskie said, “the appointment will provide further support to emerging directors with ongoing mentoring, opportunities for professional development and social networking within the governance environment.”
Electricity lines company Network Tasman Limited reported an operating surplus after tax of $12.4 million for the year ended 31 March 2022 which was an increase from the previous year ($11.8 million).
Network Tasman needs to undertake essential planned work at our substation in Motupipi. Most of the electricity distributed in Golden Bay goes through this substation and the work is required to ensure a reliable power supply to the area.
Electricity lines company Network Tasman Limited reported an operating surplus after tax of $11.8 million for the year ended 31 March 2021 which was in line with the previous year ($11.0 million).
Consumer‐owned electricity lines business Network Tasman Limited and shareholder Network Tasman Trust are pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Venus Sood Guy as Associate Director under their Associate Director Programme.
