Mainfreight. Emergency Lighting – Future-Ready

Mainfreight – Emergency Lighting Upgrade DGE was engaged to support the electrical maintenance requirements of an industrial site tenanted by Mainfreight. As part of the routine asset management and Building Warrant of Fitness (BWOF) process, DGE identified that the emergency lighting system needed updating to comply with current standards. Over time, changes in warehouse layout […]

Lighting Upgrade – Safer, Smarter, More Efficient

When the landlord of a prominent industrial property in Penrose needed to modernise its lighting infrastructure, they engaged DGE to deliver a future-focused solution that would enhance site value, support tenant operations, and reduce long-term running costs. The site, currently tenanted by Boxkraft Limited, a leading packaging manufacturer, comprises three interconnected industrial buildings with drive-around […]

National Storage Design + Build. One Team, One Solution

When Dominion Constructors needed an electrical engineer for National Storage’s new facility in Mt Wellington, they didn’t want to deal with multiple consultants or service providers. They wanted one partner, one team, to take them from initial ideas through to a completed, compliant, and efficient electrical installation. That’s why they chose DGE. We weren’t just […]

The Unique Power Centre That Lights The Auckland Airport Airfield

Airfield ground lighting isn’t just important—it’s critical to safe and efficient airport operations. Clear, reliable runway lighting protects everyone in the air and on the ground, reducing risk and ensuring smooth takeoffs, landings, and ground movements. So, you have to plan for every eventuality. And when international air standards only give you a window of […]

Barfoot & Thompson – The Two Stages Of An Electrical Overhaul

Many electrical projects involve a multi-stage process. When you want something modernised, you can’t just erase what was there before. Often, a project includes a demolition phase before the actual scope of work can begin. That is precisely what happened when DGE powered the new office space and mezzanine floor at the Barfoot & Thompson […]

Powering Big Projects with Smart, Sustainable Solutions for Asmuss

Asmuss Case Study When you are working on a warehouse that can hold twice the amount of steel needed to build the Auckland Harbour Bridge, you know you are going to need some proactive planning! Which is exactly what our team did when we took on the task of powering the new Asmuss warehouse situated […]

Powering Up Fisher & Paykel’s Private High Voltage Network

With a 10-hectare site to power and numerous buildings within that area, Fisher & Paykel needed a high powered electrical solution. Which is why DGE was chosen for this massive undertaking. With proven experience in technical high voltage work, we were the obvious choice to power the Fisher & Paykel site. The team were tasked […]

Powering Recorp: Delivering High Voltage Excellence

What do you do when you need a trusted electrician who is skilled in safe high voltage systems and can meet a specified deadline? Why, you call DGE of course! When contacted by the electricians working on the Recorp project and tasked with installing the high voltage network, we knew we could meet the specifications […]

Powering Progress: Behind the Scenes at Foodstuffs Head Office

When approached by the Auckland Airport team regarding the planned construction of the Foodstuffs head office and warehouse within their infrastructure, we knew the scale of the project was going to be HUGE. And we weren’t wrong. With 12km of cabling required to connect two massive 10-ton transformers, this was not a job for the […]

Keeping The Lights On At Eden Park

One week to shut down, relocate, re-earth, refeed and reactivate a 10-ton transformer  at New Zealand’s most popular events and sports ground… no problem for DGE! Tasked by the electrician assigned to the project to assist with the complex high voltage elements, we had one week to relocate the transformer that powers the entire western […]