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About EECA
Clean and clever energy use is about living differently, in a way that gives us more.
Andrew Caseley, Chief Executive
The Power of No
In our latest Gen Less campaign, we’re empowering Kiwis to get rid of the stuff on the bottom of their to-do lists. Instead of wasting energy on things and stuff we don’t really want or need, we can give ourselves, and the planet, a breather.
News & Updates
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Hot water systems consultation
EECA is leading consultation on hot water systems as part of its Trans-Tasman E3 programme. The aim is to reduce residential hot water use and greenhouse gas emissions.
19 Jan 2021
- Consultations
- Products & appliances
- Carbon emissions
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Future-proofing residential EV charging
A new best practice document aimed at future-proofing residential electric vehicle charging is under development by EECA and Standards New Zealand.
23 Dec 2020
- Electric vehicles
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Hot water cylinder manufacturer prosecuted and fined
Hot water cylinder manufacturer Superheat Ltd has been convicted and fined $9,900, after pleading guilty in the North Shore District Court for failing to meet energy efficiency regulations.
16 Dec 2020
- Regulations
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Best practice for biomass boilers
EECA and Standards New Zealand are consulting on best practice for biomass boilers.
9 Dec 2020
- Products & appliances
- Regulations
Featured research
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Ripple Control of Hot Water in New Zealand
A new report commissioned by EECA highlights the importance of ripple control for hot water to reduce peak electricity demand.
1 September 2020
- Electricity
- Energy systems
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Warmer Kiwi Homes impact evaluation Phase 1
We are evaluating Warmer Kiwi Homes to assess how well it is achieving its objectives and to grow the public evidence base about what works.
8 August 2020
- Warmer Kiwi Homes
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Life Cycle Assessment of Indoor Residential Lighting
This study found incandescent lamps generate 3.3 times more CO2 emissions than CFLs and LEDs in New Zealand.
1 May 2020
- Electricity
- Products & appliances
See if you're eligible for a Warmer Kiwi Homes grant
You could be eligible for a 90% grant for ceiling and underfloor insulation, or a heater.
Moving climate change concerns to action
EECA research shows New Zealanders understand climate change is an issue but they’re not sure what to do. Our Gen Less campaign empowers them to take action to reduce their own energy-related emissions in their businesses and at home.
Accelerating industrial decarbonisation
A new fund partners government with Kiwi businesses to get fossil fuels out of their industrial and business processes.