Te Hiranga Pūhanga Hiko | EPECentre is New Zealand’s pioneering research centre for electric power and clean energy applications. It's a joint initiative between UC and the electricity industry. It brings industry, researchers, academia, and students together to foster innovation. Learn more about EPECentre.

UC's Electric Power Engineering Centre (EPECentre) is a world-class clean technology research incubator that fosters collaboration and innovation. We're a leading independent electric power and clean technologies research group, delivering specialist world-class research. Learn more about EPECentre research and innovation.

There's a fair bit on the go at the Electric Power Engineering Centre (EPECentre). Check out the latest news.

Aruhiko Power Engineering Excellence Trust (PEET) aims to empower those who will shape New Zealand’s energy future. We are a not-for-profit organisation established by industry and academia to foster a pipeline of power engineering talent. Our members represent many sectors of the electricity industry. Learn more about Aruhiko PEET.

UC's Electric Power Engineering Centre (EPECentre) inspires and enables tomorrow’s power engineering talent by sharing responsibility, knowledge, and opportunity across academia and industry. The EPECentre attracts students into engineering, develops talent, and connects industry with those talents. Learn more about EPECentre education and outreach.

If you're interested in Electrical and Electronic Engineering and other fields of engineering related to the power industry, there are lots of opportunities to fund your study. Scholarships are offered by EPECentre, Aruhiko - PEET, UC, our industry members, and external entities. Find out more.

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From engineers to associates, meet our people at the Electric Power Engineering Centre (EPECentre). 

There are a few ways to contact us at Te Hiranga Pūhanga Hiko | Electric Power Engineering Centre (EPECentre). See where we are on campus and feel free to get in touch if you need some help.