Wellington City — Spring and summer are the times when many people think about improving their homes.

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Lower Hutt — You may not be able to see them on the gallery wall, but with the installation of solar panels on its roof this week, visitors to The Dowse Art Museum can feel confident the gallery is serious about its long-term commitment to reducing energy costs.

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Wellington City — Managing household appliances with your phone when you're away from home is just one of the ways smart technology will affect our lives in the future.

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Wellington City — Before the chill of winter starts to take hold, find out how you can make your house warmer and drier - and reduce your power bills.

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Wellington City — If the thought of winter power bills gives you the shivers, our home energy saver programme can help with practical advice suited to your needs and budget.

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Lower Hutt — The Dowse Art Museum has teamed up with a local energy reduction company, Ecosystems, to reduce its energy use by 15 per cent.

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Wellington City — Made that new year's list of DIY jobs for the summer? Now is a good time to consider how to make your home warmer, drier and healthier, with affordable energy bills.

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Wellington City — Helen Dale's home is warmer and more energy efficient after some simple and low-cost changes made as part of our free home energy assessments.

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Wellington City — Wellington Mayor Celia Wade-Brown welcomes government funding toward New Zealand's first energy project to connect marine energy to the electricity network, which will be based in the Capital.

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Wellington — Warm Greater Wellington, Greater Wellington’s home insulation and clean heating scheme, continues to be successful throughout the Wellington region, with over 2,000 homes having taken advantage of the scheme since it was introduced.

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Wellington City — Wellington City householders can now get some expert advice free of charge to help them make energy-saving changes to their homes.

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Wellington City — Wellington businesses are getting extra assistance to reduce energy use and costs - Council funding to top up a Government incentive scheme.

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Wellington City — Frank Kitts Park is the place to head over the next few weeks to see solar power and energy-efficient technologies in action.

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Wellington — A Kiwi bach powered entirely by the sun’s rays has attracted the attention of New Zealand’s largest state owned electricity generator.

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Wellington — A Kiwi bach powered by the sun is to be built for a major international competition and exhibited a stone’s throw from the White House in the US capital.

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Wellington — WEL Networks is committing to helping its customers improve energy usage and has created a new staff position dedicated to the task.

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Wellington — The Reserve Bank is saving at least $60,000 pa because of new energy efficiency solutions introduced at its Wellington office.

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Wellington City — “Today Wellington’s wind will finally be put to good use, delivering significant benefits to the Wellington region,” says Fraser Clark, Chief Executive of the New Zealand Wind Energy Association.

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Wellington — Nova Gas said today that in the wake of price rise announcements, Wellington energy consumers needed to know that they still had a cheaper choice.

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Wellington — Today students at Ngaio school in Wellington were the first to trial the new Planet Earth Power Kids programme designed to help teachers facilitate lessons on Climate Change, its effects and practical ways children can help reduce energy consumption at school and in the home.

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Lower Hutt — The Honourable Trevor Mallard will be launching the first Proven Energy Wind Turbine by throwing the switch on a 6kw unit installed at the premises of E Sime Group Ltd in Seaview, Lower Hutt on Friday afternoon, 8 August 2008.

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Wellington — Unleaded petrol became mandatory in New Zealand in 1996, but a newly published study led by the University of Otago, Wellington reveals there was a 20 year delay as a result of deliberate lobbying by the lead additives industry, poorly informed and vacillating politicians, and a bureaucracy which lacked technical expertise.

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