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  • Guidelines
    25 March 2009

    As a nation, we are committed to using energy wisely and efficiently. As a New Zealander, you can do your bit to help. Improving the energy efficiency of your house means both lower power bills and a warmer, more comfortable home.

    Much of the energy we use in our homes and buildings is wasted or could be reduced. Produced by the Department of Building and Housing, this guide provides detailed information on initiatives to reduce energy use in new homes and buildings.

  • Guidelines
    1 March 2009

    NZ Standard NZS 4246:2006 - Energy Efficiency - Installing Insulation in Residential Buildings

    This Standard is intended to provide clear and sound guidance to installers of insulation to
    ensure that the design thermal performance and thermal durability of the building element
    is achieved.

  • Guidelines
    30 September 2009

    List of insulation products (ceiling insulation, under floor insulation and electric hot water cylinder wraps) accepted for use under the Warm Up New Zealand: Heat Smart programme as at 18 November 2009.

    The list is updated on a regular basis - please contact EECA's Technical Team on 0800 358 676 for confirmation that the list posted here is the most recent version prior to making any material decisions in respect of any product and/or the programme.

  • Fact sheets and brochures
    13 August 2009

    Many people think all heat pumps are very energy efficient. But the differences in running costs and performance can vary greatly.

    For more information about choosing and using heat pumps, download this guide.

  • Fact sheets and brochures
    29 September 2009

    This brochure outlines the funding available through Warm Up New Zealand: Heat Smart. The options of insulation and clean heating systems are described, and a quick-step process is also used to explain how to apply for funding.

  • Fact sheets and brochures
    1 October 2009

    Being energy efficient in your home is easier than you think.

    With some simple actions and everyday habits you can cut your energy waste and make your home more comfortable and healthy to live in - without compromising your lifestyle.

    Add in some bigger steps, like insulating and choosing efficient appliances, and you'll see an even bigger difference.

    Streamlining your energy use means savings for you and less impact on the environment. Either way you look at it, it's a winner.

    Download this action sheet for energy saving tips for your home.

  • Fact sheets and brochures
    9 November 2009

    We all want a warm, comfortable home, but many New Zealand houses are difficult and expensive to heat to healthy temperatures.

    Around 35% of the energy used in the average New Zealand household goes on heating your home. If your home doesn't have adequate insulation (like the majority of our homes), a lot of your heat is just wasted.

    Improving your home's ability to keep in the heat and smart use of a clean, efficient heating system will make your home more cost-effective to run and warmer and healthier to live in.