New Zealand: Te Ahi O Maui Geothermal Power Could Reduce Power Bills by More than $300 a Year

A new power product from Flick for region (Gisborne Herald)

Some Gisborne power bills could be about to fall by more than $300 a year, following the commissioning of a new $136m geothermal power plant.
First initiated in 2011, Eastland Group’s 25 MW geothermal power plant, Te Ahi O Maui, became operational in October last year after building started in earnest in 2017.

Now, Eastland Group chief executive Matt Todd said the Kawerau-based power plant’s performance, combined with the group’s ongoing investment in innovative electricity retailer Flick Electric Co, meant Eastland Group and Flick Electric had been able to announce a new electricity product for Tairawhiti: FIXIE by Flick.

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From the Global Geothermal News archives:

• Friday, September 28, 2018 - New Zealand: 25 MW Te Ahi O Maui Geothermal Power Plant Enters Commissioning Phase
• Monday, September 19, 2016 - New Zealand: Production Well and Two Injection Wells Completed at Te Ahi O Maui Geothermal Project
• Monday, June 20, 2016 - New Zealand: Drilling Starts at 20 MW Te Ahi O Maui Geothermal Power Project
• Thursday, May 19, 2016 - New Zealand: Ormat to Build 20 MW Te Ahi O Maui Geothermal Project