The country's biggest electricity generator seems to have forgiven the Energy and Resources Minister for pointing the finger at it, after Monday night's power cuts.
Megan Woods claimed 'commercial decisions' were behind the debacle but Genesis hit back, saying it was being scapegoated.
Environment Minister David Parker now says Woods didn't mean to 'imply' anything.
Genesis chief executive, Marc England, told Mike Hosking Woods' comment was made in the heat of the moment on Tuesday morning.
“We had the crisis Monday night, with the really unfortunate power outages, and the Minister obviously had some poor advice, but I think that’s been corrected since.”
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