‘In real terms implementing standards-based change means job opportunities, improved safety, economic growth, and a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Implementing these standards and growing our use of and production of hydrogen gives a particular opportunity for New Zealand through our extensive renewable energy potential.‘
New Zealand is preparing for the largest energy transition this country has seen in over a hundred years. Hydrogen is set to play a key role in this country’s energy mix and decarbonisation, as we move away from our reliance on fossil fuel. Hydrogen is naturally occurring, and energy-efficient and emits only water when it is burned.
New Zealand Hydrogen Council Developing a hydrogen roadmap was an action in the first Emissions Reduction Plan, released in 2022. The hydrogen roadmap builds on the green paper A Vision for Hydrogen released in 2019. Work is underway on next steps.
These adopted versions of international standard represent so much more than technical specifications. They represent New Zealand industries’ ability to safely and effectively adopt hydrogen use and set a path for scaled-up domestic production and export.
In a New Zealand first, Counties Energy is completing the life-cycle for used electric vehicle (EV) batteries by converting them into its Berm Battery energy storage system for recharging EVs.
The report also recommends progressive updates to twenty joint-standards (AS/NZS) and the revision of eight New Zealand-specific standards (NZS). This process is divided into three stages, aligned with the anticipated implementation of hydrogen infrastructure and activities across New Zealand.
New Zealand energy system. There was (and still is) considerable uncertainty as to how and when this transition might occur, but it was clear networks could not wait to begin preparing for …
New Zealand has prospects for both naturally-occurring hydrogen (natural hydrogen) that could be extracted, and for artificially stimulated geological hydrogen (orange hydrogen). The …
With hydrogen set to change the way the world manufactures and uses energy, international standards will make sure nobody is reinventing the wheel in this emerging field. …
This world-leading research programme by GNS Science responds to the ambitious challenge of decarbonising New Zealand''s energy sector through the implementation of green hydrogen …
The report contains a standards development implementation strategy that lays out a multi-year prioritisation plan of standards adoptions (direct and modified – where …
This world-leading research programme by GNS Science responds to the ambitious challenge of decarbonising New Zealand''s energy sector through the implementation of green hydrogen (hauwai kākāriki) production and storage …
This will ensure the development of various standards, codes and market arrangements are properly informed. In achieving this outcome, we''ll avoid the consequences of poorly managed …
In a New Zealand first, Counties Energy is completing the life-cycle for used electric vehicle (EV) batteries by converting them into its Berm Battery energy storage system for recharging EVs.
Increasing our diesel reserves would require investment into additional storage. New tanks will need to be built or existing tanks would need to be converted and updated to …
The report contains a standards development implementation strategy that lays out a multi-year prioritisation plan of standards adoptions (direct and modified – where appropriate) to enable the safe integration of hydrogen …
The Energy Storage Coalition, brought together by prominent European trade groups for solar, energy storage and wind, together with Breakthrough Institute, assesses that …
A growing hydrogen industry in New Zealand can help New Zealand achieve its commitments to reduce net emissions of all greenhouse gases (except biogenic methane) to zero by 2050, create highly-skilled jobs, …
Energy efficiency and the work of Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority helped delegates understand how Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) have …
New Zealand has prospects for both naturally-occurring hydrogen (natural hydrogen) that could be extracted, and for artificially stimulated geological hydrogen (orange hydrogen). The …
The Government is developing the New Zealand Energy Strategy to support the transition to a low emissions economy, address strategic challenges in the energy sector, and …
In May 2023 Standards New Zealand completed its Hydrogen Standards Review on behalf of WorkSafe-Energy Safety, which is New Zealand''s workplace health and safety regulator. The …
Hydrogen as our fuel of the future takes a step closer with 13 newly published standards 26 July 2024. New Zealand sits at the point of an energy revolution with thirteen …
This standard provides a comprehensive set of procedures for verifying the correct implementation of each capability claimed on a BACnet PICS including: ... Standard was …
This will ensure the development of various standards, codes and market arrangements are properly informed. In achieving this outcome, we''ll avoid the consequences of poorly managed …
Mercury CEO Fraser Whineray stands with New Zealand Minister for Energy Dr Megan Woods. Image: Mercury Energy. Construction will commence in New Zealand on the …
Standards New Zealand, on behalf of WorkSafe New Zealand - Energy Safety, has conducted a thorough review of technical standards governing the production, distribution, …
A growing hydrogen industry in New Zealand can help New Zealand achieve its commitments to reduce net emissions of all greenhouse gases (except biogenic methane) to …
5 · Decarbonisation of heavy vehicles is at an earlier stage than light vehicles both globally and in New Zealand. Zero-emissions heavy vehicles (ZEHVs) make up less than 0.13 per cent …
In a New Zealand first, Counties Energy is completing the life-cycle for used electric vehicle (EV) batteries by converting them into its Berm Battery energy storage system …
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