An engineer’s plan to rewire NZ and save money doing it

“You can actually now demonstrably show that for large sections of every economy in the world, it is now cost effective to solve climate change – and that’s a pretty radical new idea,” says Saul Griffith.
That’s the message the Australian inventor and physicist has brought to New Zealand in a landmark new report on how electrifying what we drive, what we cook on and how we heat our homes and water could save us nearly $100 billion over the next 15 years.