Eco Energy Limited
Investing in a Resilient, Ecological and Sustainable Future
Global climate change is causing new weather patterns, environmental destruction and species extinction, posing serious threats to our health, food, shelter, safety, and life itself. Such changes mean that society will need to adapt as ecosystems transform, and humanity needs to be able to anticipate, prepare for and respond to hazardous events and disturbances.
Eco Energy Limited in New Zealand and Eco Energy Limited in Japan are recent initiatives of the Heredium Group based on new ideas and methods to improve our human response to climate change. The Eco Energy Group invests in less popular land for the creation of public gardens, parks and forests, for the generation of renewable energy, and for the development of homes and communities specifically designed to be RES — resilient, ecological and sustainable.
Eco Energy New Zealand
Sun Valley
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Situated in the warm and wet Northland region and about 130 kilometers North of the city of Auckland, we have invested in this block of 735 hectares which is rented to the New Zealand Government on a contract spanning three decades for the purpose of government forestry. In parallel to the already well established forest, we are working with New Zealand experts on the installation of renewable energy generation from wind and solar which will be used throughout the area, thereby replacing coal generated energy.
The Vista
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The Vista has received consent for 29 large lifestyle homesteads throughout 320 hectares of newly planted forests along areas of indigenous vegetation, wetlands and other natural land forms, including several waterfalls and magnificent views over rolling land all the way to the Pacific Ocean. This block is located 50 km North of Auckland and we are currently working with the Department of Conservation to amend the existing consent in order to permit many more families to build a number resilient, ecological and sustainable homes while returning the vast majority of the land to its natural condition.
Ocean View
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Located near the top of New Zealand's South Island, this block of 1,200 hectares borders State Highway 1, the backbone of New Zealand's road transport system. Positioned just 10 kilometers South of the town of Blenheim with its nationally well-connected airport, it enjoys both some of the best wind patterns and highest sunshine hours in the country. We have planted the former sheep grazing farm with a wide variety of trees in the hope that it will become a showcase of new permanent forestry for the area, where in past centuries the original lush indigenous vegetation has been completely obliterated. In parallel to the new forest, we are working with New Zealand experts on the installation of renewable energy generation from wind and solar which will be used throughout the area, thereby replacing coal generated energy.
The Future
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Overlooking the township of Clyde and the Clyde Dam which is of paramount importance to the energy security of New Zealand, this 1,140 hectares block gradually rises to a flat top where one has astounding views in all directions. The Future borders a large sweet water lake and has some of the best microclimates in the country suitable for cultivating fruit. The famous resorts of Queenstown and Wanaka are each about 80 km from Clyde and can be easily reached by road. The Future ranks extremely high among the most secure locations in the world in the face of the upheaval of climate change as it is very far from all coasts, has access to a large body of sweet water, and is climatically not expected to become unduly hot in the face of rising global temparatures. Also here, we are working with New Zealand experts on the installation of renewable energy generation from wind and solar which will be used throughout the area. Currently, the area of Clyde and adjoining towns enjoys sufficient white energy, but this source of energy is expected to dwindle as glaciers are melting so that it will need to be replaced by alternatively sourced renewable energy.
Eco Energy Japan
Lake Toya
Lake Toya in Hokkaido is one of Japan's famous landscapes of outstanding natural beauty and is protected as such by the United Nations. Our blocks are located on the Northern side of the lake and partially overlooks the lake and the famous volcanic islands when looking South, as well as the Mount Fuji lookalike Mount Yotei when looking North. We have invested in 700 hectares of hills which rank extremely high among the most secure locations in the world in the face of the upheaval of climate change. These hills have access to a large body of sweet water, and are climatically not expected to become unduly hot in the face of rising global temperatures. We are organising families to build a number of small resilient, ecological and sustainable homes while returning the vast majority of the land to its natural condition, and work with Japanese experts on the installation of renewable energy generation from wind and solar which will be used throughout the area.
Karuizawa
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Karuizawa in Nagano is an area of natural beauty and is a very popular holiday destination, especially since it can be reached from Tokyo by bullet train in one hour. As there are no large plots available in this area, we have amalgamated several smaller plots for a total of about 20 hectares. We are currently working with local architects on the design and construction of different styles of resilient, ecological, and sustainable homes with the intention of testing them in practice. At the same time, we are collaborating with Japanese experts on the installation of renewable energy systems, such as wind, solar, geothermal, and biomass, to make these homes energy independent. The long-term plan is to use these homes as models and encourage families to build their own resilient, ecological, and sustainable homes either in Karuizawa, throughout the area, and elsewhere in Japan.
Contact
New Zealand
Eco Energy Limited
143 Quay Street #64
Auckland 1010
Date of establishment
25 October 2022
Representatives
Martyn Henderson
Michael Carlton
Contact
Martyn Henderson, National Manager
email: office@houlton-trust.com
tel: +64 9 308 4050
Japan
Eco Energy Limited
Unit 1101, Kobikiss Ginza
3-14-17 Ginza, Chuo-ku
Tokyo 104-0061
Date of establishment
25 January 2023
Representative
Wolf Herwegh Vonk
Contact
Ai Fujiwara, National Manager
email: manager@thefutureisgreen.jp
tel: +81 80 8708 3002