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A story of solar — adding PV to a low-cost Passive House

A story of solar — adding PV to a low-cost Passive House

People | Architect Joe Lyth’s most recent project has been the addition of solar panels to his home, with a journey and outcomes that can help other projects going forward.
Words: Joe Lyth Posted: 10 Oct 2024
New Zealand's energy crisis: How distributed solar energy in buildings and cities can contribute to a resilient future

The opportunities of solar energy

People | The current focus on solar farms is a missed opportunity in a climate change context. Three academics from AUT put forward a case for a less centralised approach.
Words: Priscila Besen and Andrew Burgess and 2 others Posted: 11 Sep 2024
Building Change: World Green Infrastructure Congress 2024

Building Change: World Green Infrastructure Congress 2024

Review | Leading sustainability strategist Rebecca Mills provides key takeaways from the WGIC held in Auckland on September 3–4 and attended by over 600 delegates.
Words: Rebecca Mills Posted: 11 Sep 2024
Allproof’s new solar panel install saves 50 tonnes of C02 every year

Allproof undertake massive solar panel install

News | The 449 solar panels installed in their Auckland manufacturing facility is considered a huge milestone for the plumbing product company.
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 9 Sep 2022
The weakest link?

The weakest link?

Review | Architect Russell Devlin discusses home battery storage systems and whether this solar technology is now coming of age.
Words: Russell Devlin Posted: 14 Sep 2016
Melbourne town to become world's first Tesla suburb

World’s first Tesla suburb

News | A Melbourne town will become the world’s first Tesla suburb with the installation of Tesla Powerwall technology within houses.
Words: Louisa Wright Posted: 13 Sep 2016
Creating smarter homes

Creating smarter homes

Practice | Two Kiwi designers who specialise in sustainable architecture discuss how we can maximise energy efficiency in our homes.
Words: Amelia Melbourne-Hayward Posted: 12 Sep 2016
Harnessing sunshine

Harnessing sunshine

Review | Fifteen sustainable, low-energy buildings that utilise a mix of passive and active solar design techniques and technologies.
Words: Amelia Melbourne-Hayward Posted: 9 Sep 2016
Australia's first compulsory solar suburb

Australia’s first compulsory solar suburb

News | Canberra’s Denman Prospect has mandated 3kW solar systems for each dwelling and has an affordable housing fund commitment.
Words: Sian Johnson Posted: 22 Oct 2015

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