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Gas ‘crisis’ warning as MBIE warns again supply falling faster than expected
August 25, 2025
Gas ‘crisis’ warning as MBIE warns again supply falling faster than expected
Consumption of natural gas dropped to its lowest level since 2011 last year
Attention: gas-using businesses
July 14, 2025
Attention: gas-using businesses
EECA would like to invite you to a workshop to discuss challenges and opportunities for business reticulated gas users
Botrytis Alert: Key Strategies to Minimize Losses
July 1, 2025
Botrytis Alert: Key Strategies to Minimize Losses
Following Blight, Botrytis now becomes the main threat — act early to avoid compounding issues. Energy costs are currently a major burden for greenhouse growers. As a result, many are forced to make difficult decisions about how much energy to invest in climate control........
Phormium launches Noctis Thermo that offers energy savings of 72%.
April 8, 2025
Phormium launches Noctis Thermo that offers energy savings of 72%.
Phormium launches Noctis Thermo that offers energy savings of 72%.
Grodan and Philips Horticulture LED Solutions demonstrate additional heat input reduction while growing very flavorful quality tomatoes
March 25, 2025
Decarbonising covered crops with low temperature geothermal resources
This project will unlock the potential for low temperature geothermal resources to control the indoor temperature of covered crops.
79.2% decrease in Emission Trading Scheme (ETS) allocations for South Auckland Cucumber Grower
Web based tool to help growers switch to geothermal heating
January 15, 2025
Web based tool to help growers switch to geothermal heating
A new web-based tool currently under development will help greenhouse growers switch to geothermal-sourced heating and reduce their use of fossil fuels.
2024 – The NZ greenhouse energy sector Grower2Grower report
December 3, 2024
2024 – The NZ greenhouse energy sector Grower2Grower report
Flicker of light at the end of the tunnel. What options make financial sense?
Direct Air Capture (DAC) is now a reality— Onsite CO2 generation scalable for both large and small operations
December 2, 2024
Direct Air Capture (DAC) is now a reality— Onsite CO2 generation scalable for both large and small operations
Skytree’s Camille Hanna and Ot Messemake unveil Skytree’s potential roadmap for New Zealand growers and other industrial users of food-grade CO2. The presentation showcased innovative solutions for capturing CO₂ directly from the air. Skytree offers DAC units: one powered entirely by electricity and a hybrid model that combines electricity and heat, ideal for businesses already utilizing heating or boiler systems.