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EPECentre and Aruhiko PEET celebrate 20th anniversary
Over the past two decades EPECentre and Aruhiko PEET have brought together industry, researchers, academia and students to foster innovative research and ensure a pipeline of power engineering talent.
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EPECentre and Aruhiko PEET celebrate 20th anniversary
Over the past two decades EPECentre and Aruhiko PEET have brought together industry, researchers, academia and students to foster innovative research and ensure a pipeline of power engineering talent.
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EPECentre and Aruhiko PEET celebrate 20th anniversary
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Are microgrids the answer to reliable power in Kiwi homes?
A new study from University of Canterbury (UC) researchers, focusing on reliable energy generation, could be the key to recharging our communities.
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Are microgrids the answer to reliable power in Kiwi homes?
A new study from University of Canterbury (UC) researchers, focusing on reliable energy generation, could be the key to recharging our communities.
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Are microgrids the answer to reliable power in Kiwi homes?
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Engineering students given opportunity to go behind the scenes at NZ power industry sites
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Engineering students given opportunity to go behind the scenes at NZ power industry sites
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Engineering students given opportunity to go behind the scenes at NZ power industry sites
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How New Zealand can cut freight transport emissions
On The Conversation Research Engineer Patricio Gallardo writes how a shift to coastal shipping and rail could cut New Zealand’s freight transport emissions and asks why we are not doing it.
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How New Zealand can cut freight transport emissions
On The Conversation Research Engineer Patricio Gallardo writes how a shift to coastal shipping and rail could cut New Zealand’s freight transport emissions and asks why we are not doing it.
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How New Zealand can cut freight transport emissions
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Developing a resilient electrical grid for New Zealand
University of Canterbury Professor Neville Watson is two years into leading a seven-year project to integrate renewable energy into Aotearoa New Zealand’s century-old electrical grid.
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Developing a resilient electrical grid for New Zealand
University of Canterbury Professor Neville Watson is two years into leading a seven-year project to integrate renewable energy into Aotearoa New Zealand’s century-old electrical grid.
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Developing a resilient electrical grid for New Zealand
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Students aim for world speed record in custom-built electric car
In a New Zealand first, University of Canterbury Engineering students inspired by legendary Kiwi racer Burt Munro are taking on a world land-speed record in a rocket-shaped electric car they’ve designed and built.
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Students aim for world speed record in custom-built electric car
In a New Zealand first, University of Canterbury Engineering students inspired by legendary Kiwi racer Burt Munro are taking on a world land-speed record in a rocket-shaped electric car they’ve designed and built.
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Students aim for world speed record in custom-built electric car
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Scholars celebrated at annual Scholarship Awards
Students, staff and industry came together for the annual awards and the APEX Summit on 6 October 2022.
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Scholars celebrated at annual Scholarship Awards
Students, staff and industry came together for the annual awards and the APEX Summit on 6 October 2022.
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Scholars celebrated at annual Scholarship Awards
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Transitioning to solve the world’s engineering ‘mega-problems’
Emboldening engineers and others to think differently to solve wicked ‘unsolvable’ problems is the focus of the University of Canterbury’s two Transition Engineering micro-credentials supported by the EPECentre and Transition HQ.
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Transitioning to solve the world’s engineering ‘mega-problems’
Emboldening engineers and others to think differently to solve wicked ‘unsolvable’ problems is the focus of the University of Canterbury’s two Transition Engineering micro-credentials supported by the EPECentre and Transition HQ.
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Transitioning to solve the world’s engineering ‘mega-problems’
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MBIE funds $13m UC research to future-proof NZ electrical grid
University of Canterbury Engineering Professor Neville Watson is leading a seven-year project to ensure modern renewable energy can be integrated into the country’s century-old electrical grid to future-proof the power supply and benefit every New Zealander.
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MBIE funds $13m UC research to future-proof NZ electrical grid
University of Canterbury Engineering Professor Neville Watson is leading a seven-year project to ensure modern renewable energy can be integrated into the country’s century-old electrical grid to future-proof the power supply and benefit every New Zealander.
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MBIE funds $13m UC research to future-proof NZ electrical grid
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Congratulations to the research team for a new published Journal Paper
EPECentre Research Engineers have had a further paper on Joule Log Heating published in Applied Thermal Engineering.
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Congratulations to the research team for a new published Journal Paper
EPECentre Research Engineers have had a further paper on Joule Log Heating published in Applied Thermal Engineering.
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Congratulations to the research team for a new published Journal Paper
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PEET Board Secretary thanked for long-service
Valerie Lang received a PEET certificate of long-service on 23 May 2019 from the PEET/EPECentre Chair, Richard Griffiths. Valerie has stepped down from her role as board secretary after 18 years.
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PEET Board Secretary thanked for long-service
Valerie Lang received a PEET certificate of long-service on 23 May 2019 from the PEET/EPECentre Chair, Richard Griffiths. Valerie has stepped down from her role as board secretary after 18 years.
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PEET Board Secretary thanked for long-service
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EPECentre Scholars welcomed at Orion
Around 25 EPECentre scholars and staff visited Orion’s offices, including their Control Centre, talked to engineers and learnt more about Orion, the electricity industry and the challenges to come.
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EPECentre Scholars welcomed at Orion
Around 25 EPECentre scholars and staff visited Orion’s offices, including their Control Centre, talked to engineers and learnt more about Orion, the electricity industry and the challenges to come.
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EPECentre Scholars welcomed at Orion
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Encouraging diversity in electrical engineering
A new focus on promoting and supporting women into electrical engineering study and the wider electrical engineering industry has been announced by the Electric Power Engineering Centre (EPECentre).
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Encouraging diversity in electrical engineering
A new focus on promoting and supporting women into electrical engineering study and the wider electrical engineering industry has been announced by the Electric Power Engineering Centre (EPECentre).
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Encouraging diversity in electrical engineering
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Trust commits to promote power engineering workforce pipeline
New Zealand’s electricity supply industry is facing an exciting future as technology strives to meet the challenges of creating a low carbon future, says the new Chairman of the Power Engineering Excellence Trust (PEET), a partnership between UC and major industry organisations.
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Trust commits to promote power engineering workforce pipeline
New Zealand’s electricity supply industry is facing an exciting future as technology strives to meet the challenges of creating a low carbon future, says the new Chairman of the Power Engineering Excellence Trust (PEET), a partnership between UC and major industry organisations.
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Trust commits to promote power engineering workforce pipeline
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