N Preval, E Randal, R Chapman, J Moores, P Howden-Chapman Streamlining urban housing development: Are there environmental sustainability impacts?Cities 55: 101–112 (2016)Download or view online A Grimes, N Preval, C Young, R Arnold, T Denne, P Howden-Chapman, L Telfar-Barnard Does retrofitted insulation reduce household energy use? Theory and practice The Energy Journal (in press)
N Preval Statistical and policy analysis of large-scale public health interventionsPhD, University of Otago, 2015
Howden-Chapman P, Preval NCo-benefits of insulating houses: Research evidence and policy implicationsWellbeing: A Complete Reference Guide, Vol II, Wellbeing and the Environment. London, Wiley-Blackwell. II: 607-626, 2014
N PrevalAn extended analysis of the impacts of retrofitted insulation and new heaters on health services utilisation and costs, and mortality: Evaluation of Warm Up New Zealand: Heat Smart Extension2012
Grimes A, T Denne, P Howden-Chapman, R Arnold, L Telfar-Barnard, N Preval, C YoungCost benefit analysis of the Warm Up New Zealand: Heat Smart Programme2011
N Preval, A Hulme-Moir, G FougereWalking the talk: Sustainable transport and local governmentSizing up the city: Urban form and transport in New Zealand. P Howden-Chapman, K Stewart, R Chapman eds. Wellington, New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities, 2010
N Preval, R Chapman, P Howden-ChapmanFor whom the city? Housing and locational preferences in New ZealandSizing up the City: Urban form and transport in New Zealand. P Howden-Chapman, K Stewart, R Chapman eds. Wellington, New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities, 2010
Nick Preval, Ralph Chapman, Nevil Pierse, Philippa Howden-Chapman, The Housing, Heating and Health GroupEvaluating energy, health and carbon co-benefits from improved domestic space heating: A randomised community trialEnergy Policy, 8 April 2010Download or view online