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NEWS
January 2010 | Enatel products to be exhibited.
Elcon Solutions based in Finland, a distributor of Enatel products will be exhibiting at the following show in February.
Electricity, Telecommunications, Light and Audio Visual - International Exhibition 2010.
3rd to 5th February 2010.
Jyväskylä Paviljonki. Stand D-104.
Messukatu 10, 40100 Jyväskylä, Finland.
For more details click here.
Elcon warmly invite you to visit them at the exhibition. Please contact them directly for entrance tickets. www.elcon.fi
December 2009 | Enatel host visit by Minister of Energy and Resources.
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On Friday 20th November, Enatel hosted a visit by the Rt. Hon. Gerry Brownlee, National Party MP and Minister of Energy and Resources. During his visit Mr. Brownlee met with Enatel's Managing Director, Gary Foot.
Discussions centred around the need for SME’s to be given fair and equal access to Government procurement, particularly in light of the New Zealand government announcing it will be investing up to $1.5 billion in open-access, dark-fibre infrastructure to accelerate the roll-out of ultra-fast broadband to 75 percent of New Zealanders over ten years. Mr Foot said, “Enatel’s locally designed and manufactured comprehensive range of leading edge technology DC power solutions are ideally suited for this application and we look forward to the opportunity to participate in this program”.
During the visit Mr. Brownlee was given a tour of Enatel’s design and manufacturing facilities in Christchurch and a demonstration of Enatel’s new Solar Inverter, which was of special interest to him. Foot said ”This is the only Inverter designed and manufactured in New Zealand and look forward to its commercial release in Q1 2010”.
Mr. Brownlee was particularly interested in the relationship between initial cost and long term benefit. It was explained by Foot, that whilst payback period in New Zealand was longer than that of Australia or other countries that currently have a Feed In Tariff (FIT) the obvious advantages are the preservation of New Zealand’s natural and energy resources as well as the measurable savings in monthly electricity charges to the household.
The savings are immediate and if you are the average home in New Zealand using about 15kW hours per day you could generate a substantial proportion of this from our 2kW inverter. |
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