Energywise business

 

More energy efficient and competitive businesses using more renewable energy and emitting less carbon dioxide

  • Expanded grant, audit and technology programmes (compressed air and efficient electric motors) for New Zealand businesses, including $700,000 for programmes targeting the export sector
  • A new $850,000 energy efficiency workers’ training package to be developed with stakeholders such as the CTU and Business New Zealand
  • Up to an additional 9.5 PJ per year of energy from woody biomass or direct-use geothermal by 2025*
  • Specific partnership programmes for farms, horticulture and forestry to enhance the uptake of energy efficiency and conservation measures and renewable energy to improve competitiveness and help manage greenhouse gas emissions (see also the Sustainable Land Management and Climate Change Plan of Action)
  • Specific programmes to partner with the tourism sector to increase the uptake of energy efficiency and renewable energy to make it more competitive and attractive to overseas visitors

 

>> Download the New Zealand Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy [PDF 1 MB]

For a hardcopy version of the NZEECS, please call EECA on 0800 358 676, or email reception@eeca.govt.nz

* Covers industrial, commercial and residential sectors. Does not include wood processing residues.

Related resources

  • New Zealand Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy
  • [PDF 1 MB]
  • Submissions Report on the draft New Zealand Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy
  • [PDF 740 KB]
  • Sustainable Energy Value Project: Evaluation of Options for Intervention in
    Stationary Energy Efficiency
  • [PDF 656 KB]
  • Cabinet Business Committee: Minute of Decision
  • [PDF 437 KB]
  • Cabinet Paper - Release of the 2007 New Zealand Energy Efficiency and Conservation
    Strategy
  • [PDF 292 KB]
  • Presentation on the NZEECS - Jeanette Fitzsimons - 11 Oct 2007
  • [PDF 239 KB]
  • Jeanette Fitzsimons Speech on the NZEECS - 11 Oct 2007
  • [PDF 47.8 KB]

Related Links

New Zealand Energy Strategy (on the Ministry of Economic Development's website)

For additional information on the government's climate change policies, including the Sustainable Land Management and Climate Change Plan of Action, visit:
www.climatechange.govt.nz

Ministry for the Environment