


The Alternative Energy Company Ltd, based in Māpua, supplies and installs solar thermodynamic hot water systems for homes and businesses throughout New Zealand. The systems draw heat from the air and work day and night, in all seasons. They are installed in sizes from 250 to 6000 litres for domestic and commercial use. The company is the exclusive New Zealand supplier and installer for Portuguese manufacturer Energie, and also supplies high R-value PIR insulation.
Peter came to visit our business Hastings HIVE in the Hawke's Bay at our request, to advise on installing a heat recovery hot-water system. Peter's view was that we would have a low payback due to our reduced hot water use and there were other projects that would be more effective for us at our development stage. Solid engineering input and refreshing honesty - really appreciated.
robert g. · July 2022 · via Google
Best hot water system ever! Great team to work with. Lovely, top notch service. Would recommend in a heartbeat.
CopyArt P. · March 2020 · via Google
I have replace our previous hot water cylinder with thermodynamic system from The Alternative Energy Company. I found them very easy to deal with and prompt. We are enjoying the increased hot water pressure and the system worked really especially at a time of adverse weather conditions. I would recommend this system to anyone. David
David S. · January 2020 · via Google
What a great little company. I got a 1 panel 300L solar thermodynamic hot water cylinder installed. I'm enjoying the cost savings on my electricity bill and happy that it's a sound environmental choice. Thank you Pete Burrell, Patty O'Flaherty, Trish Dowthwaite and Amy McIver for your excellent service and sustainable hot water system.
Diana P. · November 2019 · via Google
Excellent company to deal with, I bought a few sheets of 25mm PIR board, it was sent very quickly and arrived well packaged. The product and service was awesome and I highly recommend, I will be placing a second order in the near future!
Blake R. · November 2019 · via Google