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Case Studies

Commercial Lighting Projects

Justice Centre, Wellington

The Justice Centre is a large 16-storey office block located in Thorndon Wellington which is tenanted by a number of government departments.

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The building has a DALI lighting control system so the Ecobulb supplied LED luminaires had to be compatible. Compatibility with the buildings third party contractors prior to procurement was validated. Being busy offices, most of the installation works are being completed after hours.

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In total we installed 4,500 luminaires that will collectively save the tenants of these offices over $360,000 a year on their electricity bills.

New Zealand Post, Palmerston North

New Zealand Post’s Manawatu Mail Centre is a busy warehouse and office which runs seven days a week, 20 hours a day.

 

The facility already had a DALI lighting control system installed, so we had to supply luminaires that were DALI compatible, including commissioning. The site was occupied and operating almost 24/7, so significant planning was involved to ensure we didn’t disrupt their operations.

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This lighting upgrade is saving New Zealand Post over $20,000 a year and has reduced their lighting power bills by 80%.

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Residential LED Projects

Genesis and Frank Energy Ecobulb Light Up Christchurch Project, October 2024:
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Over two days Ecobulb, Genesis and Frank Energy distributed 48,994 Ecobulb LED lights to 5,161 customers in Christchurch on the Orion network.

Ashburton Ecobulb LED and Home Energy Saver Project, October 2023: 

Ecobulb distributed 10,700 ecobulb LEDs to Ashburton homes in an October 2023 LED project with EA Networks and EECA, following by 277 qualifying Ashburton homes receiving follow-up in-home Ecobulb energy assessments with various free energy savings actions undertaken. 

South Canterbury Ecobulb LED Project, April 2018: 

Ecobulb distributed 45,000 ecobulb LEDs to South Canterbury homes in an April 2018 LED project with LineTrust South Canterbury and EECA. 

 

Gisborne Ecobulb LED Project, July 2020: 

Ecobulb distributed 65,600 ecobulb LEDs to Gisborne homes in a July 2020 LED project with the Eastland Network Trust and EECA.

Eastern Bay of Plenty Ecobulb LED Project, October 2020: 
 

Ecobulb distributed 70,000 ecobulb LEDs to Eastern Bay of Plenty homes in an October 2020 LED project with Trust Horizon and EECA.

King Country Ecobulb LED Project, January 2019: 

Ecobulb distributed 34,700 ecobulb LEDs to King Country homes in a January 2019 LED project with the King Country Trust. 

 

North Otago Ecobulb LED Project, July 2020: 

Ecobulb distributed 35,000 ecobulb LEDs to North Otago homes in a July 2020 LED project with Network Waitaki and the Waitaki Power Trust.

Waipa Ecobulb LED Project, November 2022: 

Waipa Networks distributed 85,800 ecobulb LEDs to Waipa region homes in a November 2022 LED project with Ecobulb and the Waipa Networks Trust.

Home Energy Saver Projects

King Home Energy Saver Project, 2021 and 2022: 

Ecobulb completed 2,900 home energy assessments and various energy efficiency installations and actions in low-income King Country homes in 2021 and 2022 with the King Country and Maru Energy Trusts and with MBIE. More information can be found here and in the link below.  

 

Christchurch Home Energy Saver Project, 2022 and 2023: 
 

Ecobulb completed 1,000 home energy assessments and various energy efficiency installations and actions in low-income Christchurch homes in 2022 and 2023 with the Christchurch City Council and Orion and with MBIE.

Northland Home Energy Saver Project, 2022 to now: 
 

Ecobulb have completed 3,600 home energy assessments and various energy efficiency installations and actions in low-income Northland homes between 2022 and now with Northpower and with MBIE.

Auckland Home Energy Saver Project, 2023 to now: 

Ecobulb have completed 1,500 home energy assessments and various energy efficiency installations and actions in low-income Auckland homes in 2023 with the Auckland Council and MBIE, and in 2024 to now with the Auckland Council and Vector.

 

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