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ECCD research contributes to New Zealand’s Climate Change Commission consultation
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SERL: Understanding habitual energy consumption
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ECCD research highlights value of energy efficient retrofit for New Zealand’s net-zero ambitions
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Ensuring statistics have power
Convincing stakeholders to invest in high-quality, statistically robust research has not been an easy task. A further challenge is presented in communicating research findings and how they can be interpreted as actionable evidence. Through a recent project, SERG researchers developed guidance for both creators and users on the design, assessment and interpretation of applied energy research.
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SAVE project modelling visualisation
Mapped! Latest results from the SAVE spatial microsimulation model show how the level of residential electricity demand varies by time of day and by place across the Solent region.