Rewiring Aotearoa’s previous work has identified a massive electrification opportunity for New Zealand, where households could save thousands per year and the country could save over $10 billion per year if we swap fossil fuel machines for electric equivalents in our households.
But we want to understand more about the electrification opportunity on different business types and farm types so we can provide a pathway for each of them to lower their energy bills and emissions. This requires understanding the machines they use.
To do this, we are undertaking a National Machine Count. This involves combining existing data with new survey data on what machines are used in homes, businesses, and farms from all over New Zealand.
This work is supported
and co-funded by Ara Ake.
www.araake.co.nz
Fill out one of our surveys to help us better understand how you or your business uses energy. Your input will be a core part of our study on how New Zealanders can save on bills and emissions. We want to make sure that you and your community is represented in our results, which will be made publicly available (and anonymised for privacy).
This survey is for homes and the vehicles they use, to understand how they could save money by replacing gas appliances and petrol/diesel vehicles with electric alternatives.
This survey is for farms of all types, to understand the different electrification energy opportunities on farm, like powering irrigation with solar to save thousands on bills.
Take the SurveyThis survey is for businesses, like cafes, hotels, manufacturing facilities, and for institutions like schools and councils. It will help us understand how you use energy and how you could save money with electrification.
Take the SurveyFill out our Business & Institutions survey before 9th November 2024 to get in the prize draw.
Everyone who completes the survey and submits their email address will go in the draw to win:
- Two nights for two people in an EcoScape, including breakfast.
- Use of an electric Sinch bike or UBCO electric motorcycle for two days.
- Three course dinner for two at the Fernery restaurant.
- Electric bus transfer from Queenstown to Kinloch with Nomad Safaris.
Kinloch Wilderness Retreat is ‘an hour and a million miles from Queenstown’ and it has already gone a long way down the electrification road. Owner Toni Glover is keen to see more New Zealand businesses follow suit - whether for the cost savings, the emissions reductions or the increased resilience - and the lodge has offered up an amazing incentive worth over $2000 to help get more responses to our new business and institutions energy survey.
Every Auckland-based business or institution that completes the survey will also go in the draw to win a 7 kWh AC EV charger valued at $1100 that has been generously donated by Panasonic New Zealand.
Whether you're looking to install it at your business premises for staff or visitors, or outside for public use, EV chargers put your location on the map, attract foot traffic and make zero-emissions travel easy in your local neighbourhood.
With the option of single or 3-phase installation, it's a perfect fit for both residential and commercial use.
Check out the giveaway terms and conditions here.
Calculators and online resources to help kiwis understand how they could save thousands on energy bills, and reduce their emissions at the same time
Identify their own electrification opportunities to save money and emissions for machines large and small and builds plans of where to focus first.
Understand your regional electrification opportunity, like the National Opportunity, and plan how to help your community reduce emissions while saving money.
Data-informed policies that can provide a much more detailed, supportive pathway to electrification for every kind of fossil fuel machine in the economy.