Rewiring Speaking Events

Featuring Warmth NZ https://www.warmth.nz/ & World Solar https://www.worldsolar.co.nz/residential-solar

The Passive House standard is about making buildings as energy efficient as possible, by improving the building fabric, before adding energy generation.

However, there is a tension between making buildings as energy efficient as possible and then electrifying them or electrifying everything and then working on energy efficiency later. Rewiring Aotearoa have been doing some excellent work advocating for electrifying machines across the motu and have looked into this issue from their perspective.

Our buildings are machines; small and large, they are numerous in New Zealand. If we electrify everything should we make our machines as efficient as possible too?

We intend having a educational, fun filled discussion about the way forward for our Aotearoa abodes.

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Find out how you can reduce your bills and slash your emissions by upgrading your fossil fuel machines to the electric equivalents available today, and powering them with solar and batteries for more self-sufficiency.

Find out how you can reduce your bills and slash your emissions by upgrading your fossil fuel machines to the electric equivalents available today, and powering them with solar and batteries for more self-sufficiency.

The Queenstown Electrification Accelerator team will be at the next Fernhill & Sunshine Bay Community Association meeting.

We'll give you the lowdown on:

• Who we are and what we do
• How we can help Fernhill & Sunshine Bay's community lower bills, lower emissions and improve resilience
• How you can get involved!

This meeting is open to Fernhill & Sunshine Bay residents.

Find out how you can reduce your bills and slash your emissions by upgrading your fossil fuel machines to the electric equivalents available today, and powering them with solar and batteries for more self-sufficiency.

This two-day event brings together around 200 attendees to explore the state of energy hardship in Aotearoa, highlight key innovations, and share insights from iwi, communities, government representatives, and organisations leading change on the ground.

The conference provides a unique platform for thought leaders, practitioners, policy makers, and innovators to connect and collaborate on building a more equitable, affordable, and resilient energy system.