Eco news and stories

As part of an exciting initiative, Ngāi Tahu Tourism has been awarded $200,000 to convert one of their petrol-powered boat to run on electricity.

Independent retailers Ecotricity, energyclubnz, Flick Electric Co., Pulse Energy, Vocus, and Electric Kiwi cautiously welcome the Government’s decisions for boosting competition in the electricity sector.

The bathroom may be one of the smallest rooms in the house, but when it comes to sustainability, it’s one of the biggest resource guzzlers.

We rely on energy for every facet of our modern life. Our entire world needs energy to function.

Every day, more New Zealanders are taking advantage of the cost-savings and eco-benefits of driving an electric vehicle.

The paperwork is complete and approved. It’s official… Ecotricity is a living wage accredited employer. What does this actually mean?

Scientists estimate that if the world doesn’t make drastic changes to curb our emissions, by 2050 the world will be struggling to support 9 billion people amidst a rapidly changing climate with potentially destructive outcomes.

In light of impending climate change, most nations across the world have committed to switching from fossil fuels to more sustainable energy sources.