Join the network of organisations purchasing New Zealand Energy Certificates to accelerate the renewable transition
We have worked with BraveTrace for the last 3 years and have found them always to provide a great, quick, and efficient service. We have had a few interesting challenges and BraveTrace have always worked with us to help provide solutions to help our customers. The team are easy to talk to and always take the time to explain and help.
– Nicola Brady, Procurement and Sustainability Co-ordinator, Pioneer Energy
BraveTrace has been a game changer for our customers, enabling them to manage their Scope 2 emissions reporting while actively contributing to Meridian’s ambition of facilitating the decarbonisation of community groups across New Zealand.
– Lisa Hannifin, Chief Customer Officer, Meridian Energy
We thoroughly enjoy our collaboration with the team at BraveTrace. Their high level of professionalism and the ease of our interactions make them an excellent partner to work with.
– The team at MyImprint
New Zealand’s general electricity network can’t tell you where your energy has come from. Our established certification system changes that.
As the country moves towards electrification, the amount of electricity we need increases, making it especially important to procure energy that supports renewable generation.
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Using natural gas for heating and industrial use has been viewed as a lower-carbon alternative to other fossil fuels. But there is increasing interest in alternatives: using methane or hydrogen that has been produced renewably, or in a way that does not contribute to climate change.
Renewable gas certification can contribute to acceleration of production, through facilitation of additional support for development of renewable gas projects.
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Lodestone Energy, New Zealand’s leading solar-based generator-retailer, has signed a long-term agreement with New Zealand’s leading nationwide specialists in cold chain logistics, Hall’s Group Limited. “Reliable, certified renewable electricity through Lodestone’s virtual solar model is a smart choice for our business and a meaningful step in supporting New Zealand’s low-emissions future,” says Gareth McFarlane, Hall’s…
The new IKEA store at Sylvia Park in Auckland contributes to IKEA’s ambitions of reaching net-zero GHG emissions across its value chain by 2050, with a major milestone of cutting emissions by 50% by 2030. The store incorporates several major sustainability features: A rooftop solar PV system supplies approximately 50% of the building’s total energy…
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BraveTrace Supports the Following Sustainable Development Goals
