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Hydrology 25 July 2019
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
Shaping Our Low Emissions Future
Back in May, three of us from Energy TS made it down to the 2019 EMANZ Conference. The event was held at the Harbourside Function Centre in Wellington and in association with the Sustainability Society. Over the course of the two day event (29-30th of May) we listened in on many interesting talks and presentations all centred around this year's theme which was 'Shaping Our Low Emissions Future'. At the previous year's conference 'Energising A Low Emissions Economy', most of t
SnippETS for 18 July 2019
Welcome to our latest SnippETS newsletter. This issue we again revisit the urgency of reducing GHG emissions, how the transformation towards a renewable energy future is imperative and that we quickly reduce fossil fuel consumption. How a renewable, distributed generation could lead to the end of what were regarded as energy wars and how electrification, especially around transport shows great promise. We also examine the importance of nature in our fight against climate chan
Hydrology 11 July 2019
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
Hydrology 27 June 2019
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
SnippETS for 4 July 2019
Welcome to our latest SnippETS newsletter. In this edition of SnippETS we look at whether our national emissions targets are too conservative and what we can learn from the climate change policy approach from other nations. We cover how carbon can be stored in soils by regenerative farming practices and how farming crickets could be a low emissions alternative for NZ's agriculture industry. Next we talk trees, how shorter workweeks help reduce emissions, compare the emission
