IPENZ Members Poll - Latest Results

What would be the main reason for you changing your electricity retailer?

IPENZ contributes to the public good by providing an engineering perspective on matters of national importance. This includes researching key issues, publishing papers and informatory notes, making submissions and generating public debate.

By providing up-to-date information, we keep our Members informed of current issues and encourage their participation in the public policy process.

1. Transport and energy
Current IPENZ activities - for more information on these log into the Members-only area or contact policy@ipenz.org.nz	Project status (and consultation details)	Links
Discussion forum: nuclear powered electricity generation (ongoing)		Ministry of Economic Development current reviews and consulations (energy & resources) Electricity Commission Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority Land Transport New Zealand consultation Ministry of Transport current consultations Transit New Zealand Consultation
2. Skills, education, innovation and economic growth
		The Royal Society of New Zealand Ministry of Research, Science and Technology Ministry of Education Tertiary Education Commission
3. Environment & sustainable development
Water Management Project National Enviromental Standard on Ecological Flows and Water Levels Proposed National Environmental Standard for On-site Wastewater Systems National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management Designing for Climate Change	Final draft under development Submission under development Submission under development Submission under development Ongoing	Ministry for the Environment New Zealand New Zealand Climate Change Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment Business Council for Sustainable Development The Ecologic Foundation
4. Engineering practice environment
Standards AUS/NZ - Garments for General Use		Department of Building and Housing consultation New Zealand Construction Industry Council New Zealand Council for Infrastructure Development Centre for Advanced Engineering BRANZ Beacon
5. Technology and society
		Ministry of Economic Development currenlt reviews and consultation, ICT Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Policy, Law and Research

If you are aware of an issue that you think IPENZ should develop policy on, or have an idea for the Members poll, please email policy@ipenz.org.nz with your suggestion. For further information on the Institution’s public policy activities please contact:

Director - Policy
Tim Davin
Phone: (04) 473 2027
Email:

Policy Advisor
Tracey Ayre
Phone: (04) 474 8949
Email: policy@ipenz.org.nz