But that’s exactly what happened last week on Wellington Harbour’s Seaview Wharf, where Z is nearing completion of one of the country’s most significant energy resilience investments in decades. The Seaview Energy Resilience Project* is easy to miss, even for Wellingtonians with views across the harbour at the tank farms and tugs guiding tankers in and out every day. “It’s a really important piece of infrastructure and hub of fuel infrastructure for the country,” says Julian Hughes, Z’s general manager of supply. The Seaview Energy Resilience Project, now in its final stretch with completion expected later in 2026, is a tangible demonstration of that conviction. To find out more, visit The Seaview Energy Resilience Project.