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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.

A new study from ������Ƶapp���� (UC) researchers, focusing on reliable energy generation, could be the key to recharging our communities.

EPECentre and Aruhiko – PEET hosted 27 engineering students on the four-day South Island Power Systems Field Trip. 

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.

������Ƶapp���� 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.

In a New ������Ƶapp����first, ������Ƶapp���� 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.

Students, staff and industry came together for the annual awards and the APEX Summit on 6 October 2022.

Emboldening engineers and others to think differently to solve wicked ‘unsolvable’ problems is the focus of the ������Ƶapp����’s two Transition Engineering micro-credentials supported by the EPECentre and Transition HQ.

������Ƶapp���� 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.