Te Komihana Tauhokohoko Commerce Commission

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New revenue limits for gas pipeline businesses

We’ve confirmed the revenue limits for regulated gas pipeline companies through to 2031, keeping price increases moderate for most households to 2031.
State of Competition report released

Our first State of Competition report reveals a mixed picture, with competition remaining broadly stable overall but with growing pressures in other parts of the economy.
Ramping up scrutiny on fuel companies

We’ve increased our monitoring and scrutiny of petrol pump prices in response to higher and more volatile wholesale prices. Read our regular reports.
Competition Matters Conference 2026

At our Competition Matters Conference on 14 May, we heard from an exceptional line up of speakers and panellists from across government, the OECD and the business community as they unpack the big issues shaping a more competitive and prosperous future.

Latest news

02 Jun 2026

ComCom releases state of grocery competition report

The Commerce Commission has released its third Annual Grocery Report and second supplier survey report, providing a temperature check of grocery competition and supplier sentiment.
02 Jun 2026

Commission ready to deliver seamless transition of CCCFA functions to FMA

The Commerce Commission welcomes the passing of the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Amendment Bill, which confirms 1 July 2026 as the date for the transfer of regulatory responsibility for the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003 (CCCFA) to the Financial Markets Authority (FMA).
27 May 2026

Commission sets new revenue limits for gas pipeline businesses

The Commission has confirmed new revenue limits on what regulated gas pipeline companies can recover, keeping price increases moderate for most households to 2031.
26 May 2026

Level playing field measures to be introduced

The Electricity Authority Te Mana Hiko (Authority) says its decision to amend the Electricity Industry Participation Code 2010, to introduce non-discrimination obligations (NDOs), released today, will help level the playing field in the electricity market.