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UDL has a number of working partnerships with agencies and organisations. From  time to time Memorandums of Understanding known as MOUs set out the principles and objectives that the 'Parties' for example UDL and the Electricity Authority agree will underpin their ongoing relationship.  

 

EA | UDL MOU

  • The Electricity Authority | Te Mana Hiko and Utilities Disputes Limited | Tautohetohe Whaipainga have entered into an MOU formalising an even closer working relationship for the two organisations based on mutual assistance and cooperation.  You can find the detail of the agreement here or via the Electricity Association website.  

    The Authority and Utilities Disputes share a common focus on improving the consumer experience in the electricity sector.

    The new MoU will help to streamline communication, cooperation, and information sharing, where appropriate, between the two agencies.

    The Authority has a particular responsibility to safeguard the long-term benefits of consumers, and also recently published new Consumer Care Guidelines. The guidelines educate retailers and consumers about their responsibilities and what consumers can expect of their retailer if they are in hardship or are medically dependent.