Gas

You will need to periodically check the regulator on the top of the cylinder. When the regulator is red, this indicates one of your cylinders is empty. To avoid running out of gas, it’s important to order an LPG refill when you run out here.

Yes, you need to have your gas appliances installed and certified before we can supply you with LPG. Your gas fitter will provide you with a Certificate of Compliance to say that the work was done to industry standards, which we will need prior to signing you up for LPG.

Check the regulator on top of the cylinders to see if they are red. If they are red, you will need to order a new cylinder. If both cylinders are empty, and an urgent delivery is required there will be an extra charge of $80 - $180.

If the regulator indicates there’s still gas in a least one of the cylinders, check for basic errors such as a pilot light having gone out. If you’re still not sure, call a registered gas fitter to check your appliances.

Gas has a strong ‘rotten egg’ smell added to it so it can be easily detected. If you suspect your gas appliances are faulty or leaking, turn off your gas supply immediately and contact us on 0800 473 976.

Yes, Grey Power Electricity can take care of both your Natural Gas and LPG needs. To find out more about our gas products, please click here.

Please fill in this form here. Your cylinder(s) will be delivered within 2-7 working days.

If you require an urgent delivery call our Customer Care Team on 0800 473 976. An urgent delivery fee will apply.

Gas can be used for heating, hot water, cooking and outdoor living. 

Natural Gas cannot be stored and transported as a liquid and is not widely available (only available in the North Island). LPG can be stored and transported as liquid and available nationwide.

Appliance costs vary and usually depend on the brand and features, however gas appliances are efficient and are usually cheaper to operate in the long term.

To find out if Natural Gas is available in your street you can email us on customer.care@greypowerelectricity.co.nz. Natural Gas is available for most households in the North Island but not available in the South Island.

If you live in the South Island, we do offer LPG to most areas. To find out if LPG is available in your area, please email us on customer.care@greypowerelectricity.co.nz

We will contact your current supplier and arrange for your account to be switched to Grey Power Electricity, which can take up to 23 working days. We do not turn off your gas as part of this process.

If you do not have gas already set up, a registered gasfitter will provide you with a cost to connect the internal piping to the system. 

The rate you pay for Natural Gas depends on where you live in the North Island. You will be charged a daily line and variable charge for the gas you use.

Yes. As long as the installation and appliances are up to standard. Your appliances need to be serviced regularly to ensure maximum performance and safety.

Your safety around gas is very important. If you suspect your gas supply or appliances are faulty or leaking (even if you are not able to smell gas), turn off your gas supply immediately and contact a registered gas fitter.

In the case of an emergency dial 111.

No. It is important to not use LPG for Natural Gas appliances and vice versa, as each type of gas requires different amounts of oxygen to burn properly, so gas specific burners or jets are needed in the appliances.