Electrify Grey Lynn
Electrify Grey Lynn started in February 2025. We are a voluntary group designed to motivate and support each other as we electrify our homes, businesses and transport.
Homes that are powered by renewable energy, reduce energy bills and their carbon emissions.
We are one of the Rewiring Aotearoa communites.
While our group is based in Grey Lynn, we welcome anyone interested in the electrification journey. As we say, Grey Lynn is not just a place, it’s a state of mind!
Your location is less important than your desire to transition away from gas and embrace electric solutions.
For Grey Lynn 2030, Electrify Grey Lynn is latest iteration in our interest in Energy. The Energy focus group started in 2012 were led by local energy expert Chris Olsen. Chris was way ahead of his time - we are in 2025 finally catching up with him! The 'current" has changed. Gas is getting too expensive and is runnning out. Solar/batteries are dropping in price.
An evening with Nicole Foss
Peak Oil, Local Resilience and Financial Crisis – how to face the challenges ahead 7pm Monday 16 April Upstairs meeting room at the Grey Lynn RSC, Francis Street Entry by Koha We are fortunate to have secured an evening with Nicole Foss as part of her 3 month Australasian tour that ends in Auckland. Canadian…
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AECT: Win or lose the power is with the community
With only 2 days remaining in the AECT election a disappointing 14.65% of eligible voters have so far returned postal ballots to decide the 5 trustees of the Trust. At the same time in the 2003 election the turnout was only slightly better at 17.5%. Independent Candidate Pippa Coom, a lawyer who previously worked at…
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Pippa Coom: Auckland Energy Consumer Trust
Your voting papers should have arrived for the AECT election.Vote for our Grey Lynn 2030 Steering Committee member, Pippa Coom Voters not aware of their valuable asset Only 21% of eligible voters cast their votes in the last election for the trustees of the Auckland Energy Consumer Trust in 2006. This low turnout is surprising…
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Pippa Coom: Auckland Energy Consumer Trust
Community candidate challenges Vector’s sustainability path A corporate lawyer with experience working for regulated industries will stand as an independent candidate in this year’s election for trustees to the Auckland Energy Consumer Trust. Pippa Coom, who has worked for Vector Ltd, which is majority owned by the Trust, is also the first member of the…
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What is Biogas?
The Grey Lynn 2030 Waste Away group are interested in hearing more about BioGas Biogas is the flammable gas given off during Anaerobic Digestion (fermentation). Anaerobic Digestion is a useful process! Biogas is a useful product! Biogas can be utilised as a free energy source in a domestic or farm situation! Small scale Anaerobic Digestion…
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Grey Lynn Energy Group gets underway
The impact of raising energy costs is not going to go away. Creating an energy focus group within Grey Lynn 2030 will provide a space to discuss ideas, learn from experts, create and implement projects, be proactive and inspire our community to join in. First meeting to get an energy focus group underway. All Welcome Contact…
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