Library kits help Marlborough households measure power use
Marlborough Matters
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Marlborough District Libraries are giving locals the opportunity to assess their power usage with specially curated Home Energy Audit Toolkits (HEAT).
Community Learning and Engagement Coordinator Duncan Mackenzie said the average household in New Zealand spends around $2,500 on electricity each year.
“The HEAT toolkits are designed to help people assess their usage and identify places they can make changes, and ultimately save money,” he said.
“They contain measuring devices that enable people to see where their power is being consumed, as well as advice on how they can reduce their consumption.”
Included in each kit is:
Kits are available from Picton and Blenheim libraries. Users can borrow them for up to two weeks at a time.