Solar, storage and infrastructure

Tomorrow's energy, today.

Solar, storage and the infrastructure that runs on it, developed on New Zealand land.

Landowners

Is your land right for a solar farm?

We design, consent, connect and build your own 1–3 MW solar farm, with the team behind Pukenui.

No obligation
Start the solar farm builder Why a solar farm?
Businesses and farms

Turn your power bill into an asset

Solar on your roof or land, sized to how your business uses power.

Roof or landNo obligation
Start the commercial system builder Why commercial solar?
Wholesale investors

Partner with FNSF

For wholesale investors and strategic partners. Detailed materials follow under NDA.

Wholesale onlyNot a retail offer
Investors
More than 1 GWpacross six solar projects
Greytownconsented by the Environment Court (2026)
Waitaraconsented and ready to build
Iwi partnershipsformal agreements across our projects
Projects

Our solar farm portfolio

More than 1 GWp across six solar projects in consenting and development.

Greytown
Wairarapa  ·  about 178 MWp
Consented by the Environment Court (2026). Ready to build. Target commissioning late 2028.
More about Greytown
Waitara
Taranaki  ·  about 68 MWp
Consented and ready to build. Target first power late 2027.
More about Waitara
The Point
Mackenzie Basin  ·  about 450 MWp
Application lodged under the Fast-track Approvals Act 2024.
More about The Point
Ohau A
Mackenzie Basin  ·  about 245 MWp
In development. Fast-track Approvals Act 2024 application in preparation.
More about Ohau A
Waipara Solar Farm
North Canterbury  ·  118 MWp DC / 100 MW AC
Consented
More about Waipara Solar Farm
Kikiwa
Tasman  ·  about 145 MWp
Consent application with Tasman District Council (limited notified).
More about Kikiwa
Have suitable land?

We can build your own 1–3 MW solar farm. Check your land and book a call.

Check your land
Map of New Zealand showing FNSF current projects (Greytown, Waitara, The Point, Ohau A, Waipara, Kikiwa) and solar farms developed by FNSF (Pukenui, Edgecumbe, Waiotahe, Foxton, Marton)
  • Current projects
  • Developed by FNSF

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How we work

Built with landowners, iwi and communities

1

Find the right land

Flat to gently sloping land, close to the network, with owners who want a long-term use for it.

2

Consent and connect

Our in-house team takes projects through consent, and connection arrangements are with Transpower.

3

Build and operate with partners

We build and run solar farms with partners, landowners and local iwi.

We work with mana whenua and neighbours from the planning stage. More about us  ·  Community