BTW Company Ltd

02/09/2026

BTW is looking for an experienced Contract Manager to join our team. Our office is in Taumarunui, and we are open to where you might be based – within Ruapehu District or close by being preferable. Be at the centre of delivery – connecting Council, contractors and consultants, managing delivery and helping turn infrastructure plans into outcomes on the ground. Find out more about the role: https://www.btw.nz/job/contract-manager-taumarunui-2/

In Ruapehu, BTW is working alongside Ruapehu District Council as part of a long-term professional services partnership supporting infrastructure across the district. Together with Rationale and Xyst, the team brings expertise across land transport, three waters, parks and reserves, and wider infrastructure delivery.
It’s a collaborative model designed to bring the right technical expertise closer to the people making and delivering decisions.

BTW – Shaping land, connecting communities, and creating a better future across Aotearoa.

Lead a live Council contract. Own delivery. Make an impact. We’re looking for a capable infrastructure professional to take ownership of a live Ruapehu District Council contract – leading delivery, managing contractors, and building strong client relationships on the ground – from a profession...

14/08/2026

A thought-provoking week at NZ Geothermal Week 2026, with plenty of constructive conversation, learning and connection across the sector.

BTW was proud to support the Partnering with Māori for Geothermal Growth session, and to be part of a wider week of discussion about the opportunities, challenges and partnerships shaping New Zealand’s geothermal and energy future.

Thank you to the speakers, organisers and everyone who shared their knowledge and perspectives throughout the week, and to Taupō for hosting and welcoming the geothermal community.

Important conversations, valuable connections and plenty to take forward.



Photo: Kererua Savage, Te Wero – The Challenge. 10th August at NZ Geothermal Week 2026

05/08/2026

A large share of New Zealand’s renewable energy development pipeline is concentrated in the North Island, where demand, generation opportunity, infrastructure, and land use pressures all intersect. For energy developers, that makes local knowledge and technical coordination critical. BTW has teams in five North Island locations, supporting projects with expertise and integrated service provision – one project, one connected team.

A current renewable energy project that BTW has supported is Te Rahui Solar Farm – a 400 MW solar farm under construction at Rangitāiki near Taupō, jointly developed by Nova Energy and Meridian Energy, and expected to generate enough renewable electricity to power around 100,000 homes annually.

“As a key project service provider, BTW is proud to have supported Te Rahui from its early planning and consenting stages. It is rewarding to now see panels being installed and construction progressing on a project that will make a significant contribution to New Zealand’s renewable energy future”, Cam Twigley, Pou Taiao, Director, Principal Planner at BTW.

BTW is proud to support New Zealand Geothermal Week in Taupō from 10 to 15 August 2026.

Talk to us about your next energy project.
Find out more about BTW Energy: https://www.btw.nz/services/energy/

See more about Te Rahui Solar Farm at: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/nova-energy_terahui-solar-renewableenergy-activity-7457654263691833344-KNos?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAABflkG0Bg6KaVcwsmBFxhwgCJikM1Az3W80

02/08/2026

With a local office and team based in Taupō, BTW is looking forward to taking part in New Zealand Geothermal Week, 10 to 15 August.

It is a valuable opportunity to connect with developers, generators, iwi, investors, asset owners, project partners and others working across New Zealand’s geothermal and renewable energy sector.

Our team supports energy projects from early feasibility through to consenting, environmental reporting, engineering, surveying, construction support, monitoring and operations.

If you are attending and would like to discuss a current or future project, we would be pleased to connect. Message us to arrange a time with the BTW team in Taupō. E: [email protected]

13/07/2026

It has been a busy start to 2026, with our Ecology Team supporting freshwater ecology projects across Aotearoa.

This year, our team has:
- Undertaken freshwater fish salvage and relocation across multiple projects to minimise the effects of in-stream works and habitat modification.
- Responded quickly to several projects through our nationwide permit, enabling environmental requirements to be met within tight timeframes.
- Worked alongside hapū across the North Island to support knowledge sharing and training in the safe handling of taonga freshwater species.
- Encountered Threatened and At-Risk species at several project sites, providing valuable insights into the health of local freshwater ecosystems.
- Recorded some exceptional native freshwater fauna, including longfin and shortfin tuna, a variety galaxiid species (commonly known as whitebait in their juvenile form), kākahi (freshwater mussel), common and redfin bullies, and kōura.

All these encounters and salvages have been undertaken in accordance with our permits and associated conditions.

Ngā mihi nui to the communities, hapū, clients and project partners who helped make this meaningful mahi possible. We look forward to continuing this important work throughout the 2026/27 season.

12/07/2026

New Zealand’s geothermal sector is entering an important period of growth.
The Government’s March 2026 strategy, From the Ground Up, sets an ambition to double geothermal energy use by 2040 and recognises the role geothermal can play in electricity generation, industrial heat, regional economies and long term energy resilience.

For project owners and partners, this growth will require strong technical coordination across land, infrastructure, consenting, environmental effects, cultural considerations, engineering, surveying and project delivery. BTW brings these disciplines together through one connected team.

As New Zealand Geothermal Week approaches in Taupō this August, we welcome conversations with developers, generators, investors, asset owners and partners looking at the next stage of geothermal and renewable energy development.

MEET THE BTW TEAM IN TAUPŌ during New Zealand Geothermal Week, or search BTW Energy.

READ MORE ABOUT OUR GEOTHERMAL APPROACH:

09/07/2026

Mānawatia a Matariki – A fantastic opportunity to connect across our offices this week as teams came together to share a Matariki lunch. It was a chance to reflect on the year that has been, celebrate milestones and successes, remember those no longer with us, and look ahead to the opportunities ahead. At BTW, our strength comes from our people and the relationships we build with one another. Ngā mihi to everyone who took part and helped make the day special.
Nāu te rourou, nāku te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi.
With your contribution and my contribution, the people will thrive.

Wishing our clients, partners, communities, whānau and friends a safe and restful Matariki weekend.

29/06/2026

A significant milestone for Ngāmotu Marae – BTW is delighted to see the Government’s commitment of just over $8.5 million towards the development of Ngāmotu Marae.

Through our strong working relationship with Ngāti Te Whiti and project partners, we have seen the vision, commitment and years of mahi behind this kaupapa. This funding is an important milestone that will help Ngāmotu Marae move forward and become a cultural home for the hapū, as well as a place of connection, learning and growth for the wider community.

We congratulate Ngāti Te Whiti and everyone who has worked to bring this long-held vision closer to reality.

See more of our projects: www.btw.nz
Find out more about Ngāmotu Marae: www.ngamotumarae.org.nz
Image credit: Boon Team Architects

05/06/2026

Steve Giles, Events and Venues Manager for TDC shows us through the Owen Delaney Sports Hub in Taupō. Great to be part of the project team that's making this happen for the community.

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13/04/2026

It was a privilege to have been involved in the return of Kiwi to Te Papa Kura o Taranaki last week