Boiler Upgrades
Why Upgrade:
- Cut fuel costs with a high-efficiency boiler system
- Low maintenance, high efficiency
- Save on maintenance costs and reduce down time
- Reduce greenhouse gas emissions
- It’s time to replace technology that is no longer reliable
- Right-sizing your boiler to meet the current demand
Applicable Buildings:
- Commercial Buildings HVACHeating, ventilation, and air conditioning is the technology of indoor and vehicular environmental comfort. Its goal is to provide thermal comfort and acceptable indoor air quality. More
- Abattoir and Rendering Plants
- Food & Beverage Processing
- Milk & Dairy Production Process
- Chemical Manufacturing
- Textile & Clothing Manufacturing
- Glasshouses & Food Production
- Municipal Swimming Pool
Applicables States:
- VIC, NSW (State Scheme)
- Other States (Federal CFIThe Carbon Farming Initiative (CFI) is a voluntary carbon offsets scheme. It is an integral component of the Emissions Reduction Fund and allows land managers to earn carbon credits by changing land use or management practices to store carbon or reduce greenhouse gas emissions. More/CSF)

Hamish McGovern
Managing DirectorHamish is driven by innovation and a challenge. With over 5 years in energy efficiency and more than 20 years in IT, he has constantly searched and found new and better ways of doing things.
Contact Hamish Read MoreHot Water Systems
Why Upgrade:
- Replace an aging system
- Take advantage of incentives before your system needs replacing
- Save on energy costs
Applicable Buildings:
- Residential Buildings
- Small to Medium Businesses
Applicables States:

Patrick Blain
General ManagerPatrick holds a Bachelors of Science and Bachelors of Engineering in Mechanical & Manufacturing from the University of Melbourne.
Contact Patrick Read MoreSolar VEECs
Why Upgrade:
- A 500 kW Solar PVSolar Photovoltaic More systems for factory or warehouse running 5 days per week with 90% self-consumption on weekdays – weekend and excess energy exported to the grid:
– VEECVictorian Energy Efficiency Certificate More Value $130,000 vs LGCLarge-scale Generation Certificate under the Australian Renewable Energy Target. Value: $68,000 - A 1.25 MW Solar PV system used in site with 7 days per week full onsite consumption (eg a shopping centre, a coldstore, or a factory with continuous production).
– VEECs: $520,000 vs LGCs: $170,000 - The VEEC value is higher if commissioned by 31st July this year
Applicable Buildings:
- Commercial Buildings
- Industrial Sites
- Warehouses
- Small/Medium Businesses
- Factories/Manufacturing
Applicables States:

Hamish McGovern
Managing DirectorHamish is driven by innovation and a challenge. With over 5 years in energy efficiency and more than 20 years in IT, he has constantly searched and found new and better ways of doing things.
Contact Hamish Read MoreSolar PV Small scale
Why Upgrade:
- Northmore Gordon’s app provides solar panel validation to ensure no risk of ineligible technologies
- Simplest evidence collection
- Fast payback options
- Lock-in prices
- A single, dedicated compliance officer
- Industry-leading expertise
- Personal assistance to minimise paperwork
Applicable Buildings:
- Residential Buildings
- Small to Medium Businesses
- Commercial Buildings
- Industrial Sites
Applicables States:
- All States (Renewable Energy Target)

Calvin Flores
Audit and complianceCalvin is the Lead for the Audit and Compliance Team. He has worked in the BPO industry for nine years, leading a number of teams to success. Calvin holds a degree in AB Philosophy & Human Resources Development.
Contact Calvin Read MoreRefrigerated Display Cabinets
Why Upgrade:
- Save money on your energy bills
- Low maintenance, high efficiency
- Reduce greenhouse gas emissions
- It’s time to replace equipment that is no longer reliable and get a benefit for doing so
Applicable Buildings:
- Commercial Buildings
- Restaurants, Cafes and Hospitality
- Supermarkets and Service Stations
Applicables States:
- VIC (State Scheme)
- NSW (State Scheme)

Patrick Blain
General ManagerPatrick holds a Bachelors of Science and Bachelors of Engineering in Mechanical & Manufacturing from the University of Melbourne.
Contact Patrick Read MoreCommercial Lighting
Why Upgrade:
- Reduce operating costs
- Install the latest technology
- Improve lighting quality
- It’s time to replace technology that is no longer reliable
- Reduce energy costs and lower maintenance cost
Applicable Buildings:
- Retail shops, restaurants, bars
- Hotels, Motels,
- Hospitals and Medical
- Carparks
- Offices
- Schools
- Government buildings
- Factories, Warehouses
- Most commercial buildings
Applicables States:
- All States (Federal ERFThe Emissions Reduction Fund is a voluntary scheme that aims to provide incentives for a range of organisations and individuals to adopt new practices and technologies to reduce their emissions. More Scheme)

Patrick Blain
General ManagerPatrick holds a Bachelors of Science and Bachelors of Engineering in Mechanical & Manufacturing from the University of Melbourne.
Contact PatrickPublic Lighting
Why Upgrade:
- Reduce operating costs
- Install the latest technology
- Improve lighting quality
- It’s time to replace technology that is no longer reliable
- Reduce energy costs and lower maintenance costs
- Improve safety
Applicable Buildings:
- Roads
- Public Spaces
- Tunnels
- Bike Paths
- Public Carparks
Applicables States:
- VIC, NSW (State Scheme)
- Other States (Federal ERF Scheme)

Patrick Blain
General ManagerPatrick holds a Bachelors of Science and Bachelors of Engineering in Mechanical & Manufacturing from the University of Melbourne.
Contact PatrickNABERS
Why Upgrade:
- NABERSNational Australian Built Environment Rating System More is an energy rating system that is required for all new buildings
- Increase the appeal of your rental property
- Increase the energy efficiency of your building
Applicable Buildings:
- All commercial buildings, specifically over 2000 square metres and buildings that are up for sale or lease
- Apartments
- Office
- Shopping Centres
- Data Centres
- Hotels
- Public Hospitals
Applicables States:
- VIC (State Scheme)

Patrick Blain
General ManagerPatrick holds a Bachelors of Science and Bachelors of Engineering in Mechanical & Manufacturing from the University of Melbourne.
Contact PatrickUPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply)
Why Upgrade:
- Increase Reliability
- Reduce your energy costs
- Upgrade old technology
Applicable Buildings:
- Data Centres
- Hospitals
- Critical Infrastructure
Applicables States:
- VIC, NSW (State Scheme)

Hamish McGovern
Managing DirectorHamish is driven by innovation and a challenge. With over 5 years in energy efficiency and more than 20 years in IT, he has constantly searched and found new and better ways of doing things.
Contact Hamish