The EECA Market Update series aims to increase understanding and uptake of our expertise, products and offerings, and support.
The webinars are designed for industrial businesses and professionals who have an interest in energy, carbon, and sustainability and who are looking to take action. Each quarter, attendees will hear the latest on EECA’s products and programmes, co-funding, tools, research, and insights to help with energy efficiency and low-emissions projects.
Government and industry can work together to accelerate our move away from fossil fuels. And great climate gains can be achieved through new and innovative technology that also benefits your business in other ways – improving efficiencies and reducing costs over time.
EECA Market Updates
Market Updates are a chance for industry to hear about what EECA has to offer to help decarbonise industry and business, we aim to support:
- Measuring and planning
- Meeting emissions reductions targets
- Improving efficiencies and innovation
- Building resilience and preparation for a low-emissions economy.
Coming up: EECA Market Update November
Support for businesses to improve energy efficiency and transition to renewable energy.
Overview: Our seventh installment will include an update on the new transport tools currently in development, the low emissions heavy vehicle fund and heavy vehicle RFI. You’ll also hear about the community engagement we are doing through the Warmer Kiwi Homes programme and insights on commercial-scale solar in New Zealand.
You’ll hear about:
- EECA’s new digital transport tools in the works
- The low emissions heavy vehicles fund
- The new heavy vehicle RFI
- Information on our Warmer Kiwi Homes community engagement programme
- Commercial solar insights
- Your pātai (questions)
Date: Wednesday, 27 November
Time: 11am - 12pm
EECA Hosts: Richard Briggs - Group Manager Delivery and Partnerships, Camilla Cochrane - Funds Delivery Manager, Claire Faulk - Programme Delivery Lead, Henry Nepia - Warmer Kiwi Homes Manager, Gareth Gretton - Lead Advisor, Jo Parag - Partnerships Lead.