About EMANZ

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Energy Management is one of the most exciting growth areas of the New Zealand economy in the beginning of the 21st century and is critical to our future economic prosperity and environmental well being.

Energy Management is the focus of the Government's National Energy and Efficiency Strategy released at the end of September 2001.

The Energy Management Association of New Zealand (Inc) is a Collaborating Technical Society with the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ). EMANZ membership is open to all people and organisations in the energy management industry whatever their backgrounds, as well as catering for professional engineers.

A Management Committee for the Association is elected annually and is dedicated to making the association the voice of New Zealand's rapidly growing energy management industry.

The Energy Management Association of New Zealand will work towards ensuring that a continuing high standard of expertise in energy management and energy efficiency related services is available to industry, commerce and the public of New Zealand.

In recognition of the importance of Energy Audits to the field of Energy Management an additional membership class, Accredited Energy Auditor, has been created. The procedure for becoming recognised by the Energy Management Association of New Zealand as an Accredited Energy Auditor can be found on this site under Energy Auditor Accreditation.

The Management Committee of the Association welcomes any feedback, ideas and proposed activities for the Association.

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EMANZ's Aims

• To promote the highest standards of energy management skills and competence.
  
• To foster and facilitate the integration of sound energy management practices into all sectors of the New Zealand economy.
  
• To provide a forum for the discussion of energy management issues, skills and techniques.
  
• To develop practical energy management policy proposals and represent these where appropriate.
  

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Code of Practice

• Members shall ensure that their claims for performance of products, provision of services and expertise are accurate, substantive and independently verifiable.
  
• Members shall in carrying out their activities ensure that commercial practice, standards and public statements reflect and maintain the highest standards of integrity and consideration for their clients and the public welfare.
  
• Members shall continue the development of their knowledge, skill and expertise throughout their careers and shall actively assist and encourage those under their direction to do likewise.
  
• Members shall so order their conduct as to uphold at all times the high reputation of the Association.
  
• Members shall not injure or attempt to injure, whether directly or indirectly, the reputation, prospects or business of another.

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Management Committee 2008

The Energy Management Association of New Zealand is supported by IPENZ and EECA.

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