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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

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

Call for papers: Special Issue ‘Big’ and Linked Data in Energy and Water Demand Research

Call for papers: Special Issue ‘Big’ and Linked Data in Energy and Water Demand Research

ECCD responds to Energy Networks Association ‘flexibility’ consultation

ECCD responds to Energy Networks Association ‘flexibility’ consultation

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

Peak residential demand analysis for New Zealand offers insights to EECA

Peak residential demand analysis for New Zealand offers insights to EECA

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