by chris | Jan 15, 2019 | Energy
Throughout history technological advancement and change that has lasting impacts on humanity has largely come about through critical mass. As a child, I distinctly remember visiting a friends house and seeing their newly installed solar PV system on the roof. 25 years...
by chris | Nov 14, 2018 | Energy
The following post was written by Bryan Leyland for KiwiBlog. Bryan is an engineer with over 60 years experience in the energy sector and regularly comments on various topics. He is a strong believer in a single payer market and Carl Hanson, former head of the...
by DavidSpratt | Nov 14, 2018 | Energy
In this exclusive series of articles by David Spratt, he explores the electric vehicle (EV) options for specific business uses. Part 3: Evaluating the Volkswagen e-Golf electric car. It may be that I have now test driven one too many electric vehicles (EVs), but I...
by DavidSpratt | Oct 10, 2018 | Energy
In this exclusive series of articles by David Spratt, he explores the electric vehicle (EV) options for specific business uses. Part 2: Evaluating the Tesla Model S P100D electric car What do you get when you mix an eccentric, Los Angeles-based, internet billionaire...
by RichardGardiner | Sep 24, 2018 | Energy
During the recent two-day EMANZ Conference that I attended in Auckland with our Energy Manager, Tânia Coelho, I was struck by the surge of genuine enthusiasm for and commitment to renewable energy from the diverse group of Energy Managers and others who attended. In...
by chris | Sep 11, 2018 | Energy
I joined the energy industry 11 years ago this week, the time has flown by and a lot has changed since 2007. Technology has been the driving force and is currently revolutionising the energy market. While the fundamental mechanics remain similar, the way in which...
