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I’ve been deep in analysis of comments from SMEs on the topic of energy recently and came across a comment that made me think. The comment stated that an enterprise tended to focus on actions that bring about productivity rather than energy savings. This got me thinking – do energy saving actions increase productivity in
Physicist Emeritus Professor Gerry Carrington , lead author on Royal Society of New Zealand’s recent paper on Facing the Future: Towards a Green Economy for New Zealand, was recently 
interviewed by Shane Gallagher and Samuel Mann on Otago Access
I was recently asked about “rejected energy” by a colleague who had seen it on a website about US energy. This shows that US energy flows include a lot of rejected energy. This happens in other countries too, so it’s helpful to understand why so much energy is unloved. So what
During March 2014 we hosted two of our international collaborators – Malcolm McCulloch and Skip Laitner.
We kept them busy!
Skip is a resource economist with a particular interest in the economics of energy efficiency. He gave talks at Otago University , the Otago Chamber of Commerce ,
There’s good evidence that car use may have peaked and other forms of transport will take its place.
Listener Article by Rebecca Priestley
Originally aired on Nine To Noon, Thursday 27 March 2014
Malcolm McCulloch is the Head of the Energy and Power Group (EPG) at the University of Oxford. The focus of the EPG is developing and commercialising sustainable energy technologies. Malcolm has active research programmes in the three sectors of domestic energy, transport and renewable
Members of the Energy Cultures Project are continually reaching out to all those with interest in the Energy Field. Janet Stephenson was recently interviewed by the New Zealand Treasury’s National Infrastructure Unit newsletter. Read her interview here. niu-news-2013-8
