Two Weeks Extreme Conditions. One United Team ………….. The Chatham Islands
Two weeks on the Chatham Islands pushed our team further than any project before it. What unfolded was a story
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Two weeks on the Chatham Islands pushed our team further than any project before it. What unfolded was a story
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We’re proud to share some exciting news with our community — Awarua Synergy has been recognised on an international stage!
From the windswept shores of Bluff to the remote beauty of the Chatham Islands, Awarua Synergy is proud to announce
Opening windows 20 minutes per day exchanges air making home easier to heat
Cleaning mould with white vinegar kills it
Cold homes contribute to 1600 extra deaths in NZ per year
Warmer drier homes = fewer hospital admissions
The recommended temperature for bedrooms is 16-18 degrees
Insulation makes your home warmer, drier and healthier….and it lasts for generations
The current average rate of increase in electricity prices is 8.5%
The recommended temperature for living rooms is 18-22 degrees
The recommended temperature for utility or laundry rooms is 14-16 degree
Hot water heating is 38% of household energy use
Drying clothes inside creates 5 litres of moisture per day
Space heating is 36% of household energy use
Insulating a home is an investment for future generations who live in the house
Damp air is harder to heat
Every $1 spent on insulation equates to a $5-$7 return in health and energy benefits.
NZ homes are expensive to run, we spent approx $250m on inadequate heating
NZ has one of the highest rates of asthma in the OEDC that’s 1 in 4 children, costing us about $4 billion per year
Un-flued gas heaters create 1 litre of moisture per hour
Damp air causes respiratory problems
At 3% inflation, household energy bills are set to double again in the next 20 years