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SustainableEnergy Forum |
The Sustainable Energy Forum (SEF) is a group of individuals and corporate organisations promoting information and supporting action which will help move New Zealand towards a sustainable energy future.
The object of SEF is to promote the transition towards a sustainable energy system in New Zealand. SEF defines a sustainable energy system as being "the sourcing, transformation , use and management of energy in a manner which improves social well-being, while conserving physical resources, maintaining the integrity of ecosystems, and avoiding the transfer of costs to future generations."
SEF promotes this transition in various ways, including preparing submissions and media statements, an electronic energy news and discussion group, its quarterly publication EnergyWatch, and organising conferences and seminars.
Individuals, small energy businesses, institutions, and corporations with an interest in and commitment to sustainable energy are welcome to join the Sustainable Energy Forum. Please see the Membership page for further details.
SEF Headlines
EnergyWatch issue 52 now online.
Press release: Emissions trading is ineffective in reducing gross greenhouse gas emissions, dated 29 Apr 2009. See the News page.
Press release: Government Turns Its Back on Transport Alternatives, dated 18 Mar 2009. See the News page.
EnergyWatch issue 51 now online.
EnergyWatch issue 50 now online.
SEF Seminar: Making Household Energy More Sustainable. See the Conferences page.
Press release: Obsession with roads leads transport policies astray, dated 29 Aug 2008. See the News page.
Press release: Statement from a Joint One-day Conference on “Responding to Oil Depletion and Climate Change”, dated 31 Jul 2008. See the News page.
ESR/SEF Combined Conference 2008 papers now online: Responding to Oil Depletion and Climate Change. See the Conferences page.
EnergyWatch issue 49 now online.
