Projects
The Energy Federation of New Zealand Inc. (EFNZ)
runs an active programme of seminars, conferences, submissions, and projects,
both independently and in collaboration with other energy sector
organizations. Major research projects currently underway are the Cross Border
Project, being undertaken in the Philippines in conjunction with Japanese and
Australian energy sector interests; and Methodologies for Projects to Reduce
Greenhouse Gas Emissions. At least a dozen NZ energy companies and
organizations (private and public) are subscribing to the latter project.
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World Energy
Council Cross Border Project Studies |
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The Energy Federation of New Zealand Inc. (EFNZ) is undertaking
a programme of Cross Border Project studies for the World Energy
Council. The first study was carried out in 2001 with several
international partners that included Trust Power and CRL Energy
in New Zealand, Resourceslaw International from Australia, and
five of the major Japanese Energy Companies. These companies
include Tokyo Electric Power (one of the two largest electricity
companies in the world), Tokyo Gas, Chubu Electric Power, Kansai
Electric Power and Osaka Gas.
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EFNZ/SMF -
"Methodologies for Projects to Reduce Greenhouse Gas
Emissions" |
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The consortium was established in July 2001 and consists of 16
companies and organizations (Meridian Energy, Trust Power,
Transpower, New Zealand Steel, Mighty River Power, Fonterra
Research, Golden Bay Cement, Coal Association, Ministry for the
Environment, Landcare Research, Contact Energy, BP, M-Co The
Market Place Company, The Natural Gas Corporation, Energy
Efficiency and Conservation Authority, The New Zealand Refining
Company). CRL Energy Ltd. facilitates the group on behalf of the
Energy Federation of New Zealand.
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SMF/EFNZ -
"Education Business Energy Consumers in Climate
Change Solutions" |
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This project consortium was established in July 2003. The
consortium consists of 18 companies and organisations (New
Zealand Business Council for Sustainable Development, NIWA, EECA,
Meridian Energy, Coal Association of New Zealand, Landcare
Research, Wrightsons, Motor Trade Association, Sustainable
Business Network, Massey University Centre for Energy Research,
Tourism Industry Association of New Zealand, Mighty River Power,
Holcim, Westpac, Dairy Insight, New Zealand Steel, and Tranzrail).
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