
Six good decisions in the next 15 years hold the key for people to cut their own cost of living and lower their household emissions, says Mike Casey, and the economic benefits of electrification made it worthwhile even before the environmental and energy security aspects were considered.
Read moreDownload the document here'I'm a bogan and I have no problem with the bastardisation of motor vehicles. You can stick whatever motor you like into whatever else you like.' Antz Davies, you are a true boganic Bright Spark and we salute you because it's the bogans that we need to be convincing! Davies is the main brain behind Watt Rods, a Lower Hutt company that converts old cars to electric. "Any and all vehicles, old or new, four wheels or two, big or small, on road or off, fully customised to your requirements."
Read moreDownloadIt's time to show some interest in low-interest, long-term energy loans; looking enviously across the seas at Australia's energy push; an electric atmosphere beckons as the Special Olympics heads to the all-electric Parakiore indoors sports and swimming centre in Christchurch; EV Maritime's Michael Eaglen and Evnex's Ed Harvey share their views; Volkswagen follows the honey in its electric van; and climate comedian Oli Frost generously creates an ad campaign for French bank Société Générale.
Read moreDownloadYou may have heard there's an 'electric election' coming up next year. We've met with a huge range of politicians from right across the spectrum and the ones who pick up what Rewiring is putting down are often those who have already invested in solar, batteries, EVs, heatpumps and induction cooktops and have experienced the benefits first hand. That's why we're kicking off a new series called Political Power, where we talk to some of our decision makers about the decisions they've made in their own lives and how they plan to reduce energy bills for others, reduce emissions and improve our resilience and energy security.
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