Genesis Energy (ASX:GNE), a leading energy company in New Zealand, released its FY25 Q1 Performance Report. The report shows a 52% increase in thermal generation, boosted by coal, gas, and diesel usage. Genesis also noted growth in customer numbers and strong fuel netback due to higher wholesale prices.
Genesis Energy's FY25 Q1 report highlights its strong operational and strategic initiatives. With an increased focus on energy security, the company boosted its thermal generation by 52%. Under the Gen35 strategy, Genesis aims to capture a 30% share in New Zealand's EV market by acquiring a majority stake in Chargenet. The company is also advancing its solar energy projects and developing a biomass supply chain for the Huntly Power Station. These moves align with Genesis's long-term sustainability goals and commitment to renewable energy. The report also noted a rise in customer numbers and improvements in retail netback, reflecting effective market strategies.
Genesis demonstrated enhanced flexibility in its Huntly Portfolio, contributing significantly to New Zealand's energy security. The strategic acquisition of a 65% stake in Chargenet underlines our commitment to the EV market, and ongoing projects in solar energy and biomass development are progressing as planned.