EECA stories
The electric pair could cut about 150 tonnes of CO2 a year while hauling asphalt on short urban runs, with safety gains too.
Meridian has launched a cutting-edge electric vehicle charging station at Springs Junction, revolutionising EV infrastructure on New Zealand's South Island.
New credentials backed by EECA aim to plug skills gaps as employers face rising demand for verified carbon and energy expertise.
Wellington has cut net emissions by 7% in 20 years despite 26% growth, as EV chargers and car share schemes reshape transport.
The rail operator plans to measure and report emissions, while shifting more freight off roads could cut New Zealand's annual output by 518,000 tonnes.
The conference aims to help New Zealand build a low-carbon economy and create jobs, as it eyes net zero by 2050.
Larger New Zealand businesses and public bodies will get help cutting bills and carbon under a revamped training course.
EECA and Ara champion green energy, saving firms hundreds of thousands while edifying New Zealand's eco-credentials.
NZ Post ups eco game, adding electric vans with EECA's aid to green its vast fleet and drive national EV ambitions.
Charging networks and low running costs are helping New Zealand’s electric car uptake, as registrations hit a monthly record and sales broadened.
A new report may reassure buyers that sudden battery failure is rare and most EV packs should last well beyond their warranty.
