WSP

Energy

What if we could generate sustainable power, for generations to come?

Resources, Industry and Energy

WSP in Aotearoa New Zealand brings together a distinct blend of specialised skills and interdisciplinary knowledge to strategise, create and manage energy, industrial, and resource facilities. Our team works with clients from various sectors to fulfil New Zealand's surging power requirements, ensure secure and reliable energy supply, decrease carbon emissions, and implement projects that contribute to a sustainable future.

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At WSP in Aotearoa New Zealand, we leverage our specialised skills and interdisciplinary knowledge to offer a unique approach in strategising, creating, and managing energy, industrial, and resource facilities. Our team collaborates with clients from diverse sectors to address New Zealand's growing power needs, promote secure and reliable energy supply, reduce carbon emissions, and undertake projects that support a sustainable future.

Our expertise includes the development and management of various renewable energy sources in New Zealand, including hydropower. With the country's topography and abundant water resources, we have been involved in the planning and construction of numerous hydropower facilities that generate over 60% of the country's electricity.

We also have extensive experience in wind energy, given New Zealand's high-altitude and coastal locations, where we have collaborated with clients to create wind farms that generate clean electricity. Furthermore, our team has worked on solar power projects, designing and managing systems that harness New Zealand's abundant sunshine to provide energy for households and businesses.

In addition to renewable energy, our team also has expertise in thermal energy and bioenergy, which can be used in conjunction with renewable sources to provide a reliable and sustainable energy mix. We work with clients to develop and manage thermal power plants that use geothermal, biomass, and other sources to generate electricity and provide heating and cooling services.