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Meridian Energy competitors & alternatives

MEZEnergyNew Zealand

The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to Meridian Energy among energy companies — ranked by similarity to what Meridian Energy actually does, not by market-cap band.

$8.4BMarket cap
973Employees
12Competitors listed

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About Meridian Energy

Meridian Energy Ltd. engages in the generation and distribution of electricity from renewable resources. It operates through the following business segments: New Zealand Retail, New Zealand Wholesale, Australia and Other and unallocated. The New Zealand Retail segment includes activity associated with retailing of electricity and complementary products through the Meridian brands. The New Zealand Wholesale segment covers activity associated with Meridian's New Zealand. The Australia segment includes Generation of electricity from Meridian's two wind farms and three hydro power stations, and acquired under power purchase agreements, for sale into the Australian wholesale. The Other and unallocated segment contains operations that are not considered reportable segments, include licensing of the flux developed electricity and gas retailing platform. The company was founded on December 16, 1998 and is headquartered in Wellington, New Zealand.

Meridian Energy at a glance

Meridian Energy is an energy company headquartered in New Zealand. It is publicly listed (MEZ) with a market capitalisation of $8.4B. Xcout tracks 9 named people at Meridian Energy, including Mike Roan (Chief Executive Officer).

Meridian Energy leadership

  • Mike RoanChief Executive Officer
  • Mandy BinnieChief Financial Officer
  • Bharat RatanpalChief Information Officer
  • Jason SteinChief People Officer
  • Lisa HannifinChief Customer Officer
  • Claire ShawGeneral Manager Corporate Affairs and Sustainability

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Top 12 Meridian Energy competitors

Ranked by semantic similarity — how close each company is to Meridian Energy by what it does, using Xcout's live company graph. Click any company for its full profile, or its competitor set.

電源開発9513 · EnergyTokyo, Japan
59% matchPublic

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Electric Power Development Co., Ltd. (J-POWER) is a prominent entity in Japan's energy sector, primarily responsible for the wholesale supply of electricity derived from hydroelectric and thermal power generation. In addition to producing and transmitting electricity, the company is involved in manufacturing various fuels, such as wood, carbonized sewage sludge, and other biomass materials. J-POWER's activities span a broad range, including the complete coal supply chain from investment and import to transportation and sales. The company also generates revenue from its by-products, selling fly ash and producing fertilizers from ash, alongside manufacturing activated coke. It manages and maintains diverse facilities, including welfare centers, wood pellet production sites, nuclear power plants, telecommunication infrastructure, waste-fueled power plants, and electronic/communication systems. Beyond its core energy operations, J-POWER offers an array of specialized services. These encompass ocean transportation for coal, ash, and fly ash; environmental conservation research and analysis; surveying and compensation for construction sites; investment management and project R&D; facility maintenance and business process outsourcing; and computer software development. The company further provides civil engineering, construction management, and engineering services specifically for controlling atmospheric and water pollutants. Domestically, J-POWER commands a significant infrastructure, with 60 hydroelectric plants (totaling 8,560 MW), 12 thermal power facilities (9,117 MW), 23 wind farms (540 MW), and one geothermal plant (23 MW). Its extensive grid includes 2,404.8 kilometers of power transmission lines and 9 substations or converter stations. Internationally, the company operates 33 power generation facilities with a combined capacity of 6,544 MW, located in countries such as Thailand, the United States, and China. Founded in 1952, Electric Power Development Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.

Market cap$4.3B
Employees7,202
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