Found 54 results matching your query for 'Energy Myths'
Advanced Energy and Material Systems Lab
Details The AEMSLab has carried out Transition Engineering research and consulting projects since 2003. Our clients have included Government, Corporations, Councils and Communities. Link www.aemslab.org.nz/
Advanced Energy and Materials Lab
Details The AEMSLab at the University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand has a long track record of carrying out consulting projects for corporations, councils and communities. Link www.aemslab.org.nz/
Advanced Energy and Materials Lab
Details The AEMSLab has carried out research and consulting projects in Transition Engineering since 2003. Our clients have included City Councils, National Governments, Corporations and Community Groups.Link www.aemslab.org.nz/
Book Published
Date October 20, 2019Details The first book on Transition Engineering is just published with CRC PressVoucher for 20% off from CRC Press
Link https://www.crcpress.com/Transition-Eng...
Carbon Capture (CCS)
Icon
Coming in 2019: On-line course
Details ENME405/605 University of Canterbury18 Feb - 3 June
Anyone who agrees with the objectives and ethics of GATE can join as an Associate Member. But to gain status as an Engineering Member and be recognised as a professional Transition Engineer, you need to learn the approach to wicked problems, the methodology and tools. Transition Engineering is non-denominational so any accredited undergraduate degree qualification is sufficient.Link https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/courseinfo...
Conference and Seminar Collection
Details This collection has archives of conference and meetings that have covered some of the key background issues in Transition Engineering.
Conversations - The Podcast
Details In this global interconnected world - how do we carry on a conversation? Our podcasts are short conversations about the core topics and difficult concepts in Transition Engineering. Subscribe to our podcast channel.
Electric Vehicle Policy
Details Government policies that "support", "encourage" or "incentivize" people to purchase an EV are not the most efficient approach for transition to sustainable transportation.Energy and Food Access
