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ECCD research contributes to New Zealand’s Climate Change Commission consultation

ECCD research contributes to New Zealand’s Climate Change Commission consultation

Retrofit ROI – or why life expectancy matters to decarbonising the dwelling stock

Retrofit ROI – or why life expectancy matters to decarbonising the dwelling stock

ECCD research contributes to New Zealand’s Climate Change Commission consultation

ECCD research highlights value of energy efficient retrofit for New Zealand’s net-zero ambitions

De-carbonising the (English) dwelling stock – a policy tracker

De-carbonising the (English) dwelling stock – a policy tracker

De-carbonising the (English) dwelling stock – a policy tracker

Retrofit or bust: the (possible) cost of de-carbonising the nation’s homes

Modelling suggests LED uptake could knock 9% off New Zealand’s winter evening peak demand

Modelling suggests LED uptake could knock 9% off New Zealand’s winter evening peak demand

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