New Zealand businesses have committed $265 million towards low- and zero-emissions transport projects over the past decade, through support provided by the Low Emission Transport Fund (LETF). Administered…
The Port of Auckland has introduced the country’s first electric empty container handler aimed at cutting emissions from heavy port machinery.
Round 16 of the government’s Low Emission Transport Fund (LETF) is open for applications. It’s administered by the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) which says Round 16…
Energy minister Simeon Brown has announced the appointment of John Carnegie and Vijay Goel as new members of the Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority (EECA) board.
Port Nelson has introduced the country’s first electric dual-drive harbour crane for cargo handling. The $17 million electric dual-drive mobile Liebherr crane received $500,000 in contestable co-funding from the…
Information for businesses considering investing in solar energy is provided by the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA). Rooftop solar has increased in popularity among businesses and is…
Three 150kW ChargeNet chargers capable of powering up to six EVs simultaneously have opened in the Queenstown Central Shopping Centre. The new hub is powered in partnership with…
Round 14 applications for the Low Emission Transport Fund (LETF) close at noon on September 9. The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) fund offering up to $4…
The Ministry of Education (MOE) has piloted the use of shared workplace EV charging infrastructure at the Gisborne site it shares with multiple other tenants. Learnings from the…
Up to $15 million is available in the low emission transport fund (LET) for public EV charging urban (more than 10,000 residents) where users spend 30 minutes to…
