Vector and EECA (Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority) have a shared interest in understanding the impact of energy efficiency and clean energy improvements to housing.

As energy systems around the world change to meet the rapidly evolving demands of electrification, decarbonisation, reliability, and affordability, non-wires alternatives must be integrated with traditional infrastructure in a ‘best of both worlds’ approach.

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As more of us become electric vehicle (EV) owners and as we shift to a low-carbon future - where the use of energy storage units alongside solar panels becomes more popular - an important question to consider is what happens to these batteries at end of use, or end of life.

A look at some of the key actions from the past year that show how efforts to decarbonise New Zealand’s energy supply are gaining traction.

Dozens of Auckland schools and home owners are saving on power and generating their own electricity, thanks to solar panels installed on their roofs.

In New Zealand, as across the world, we all have a role to play in transitioning to a low emissions economy. The good news is the transition has already started; the bad news is there is not much time left.

How can we overcome the climate change issues that we face now and will be facing in the future? Round up of Climathon 2017 in Auckland.