RECENT PROJECTS Reject Shop - 2016 to currentA 300-store energy upgrade - which has cut The Reject Shop's energy use in half - features new LED lighting and automated energy control systems to regulate lights, illuminated signs and air-conditioning. The energy optimisation system continually measures in-store energy use and generates report and alarms if the stores are not running at maximum efficiency. Supermarkets- 2014Energy savings of up to 50% have been achieved through new LED lighting and an automated system to regulate refrigeration, lighting, illuminated signs and air-conditioning. In addition, diesel and solar power generation can be activated automatically when energy demand and grid-power costs are highest.Ancol, 2015Multi-technology projects within Ancol's distribution warehouse - with an automated energy control system at their core - allow Sustainable Focus to remotely control and optimise Ancol's energy use. This technology has cut energy use and costs by 70%.Flinders Medical Centre - 2011An innovative lighting solution across the hospital wards, laboratories and teaching facilities has reduced its energy consumption by more than 70%SA Pathology, 2013Solar shading project for the Hanson Institute Building. Design and project manage the installation of a solar shading project. This project was highly commended at the Energy Efficiency Council Awards in November 2013 for 'Best Commercial Building Energy Efficiency Project’.City of Holdfast Bay, 2012A 46kWh photovoltaic Solar installed on the roof of the Brighton Civic Centre resulting in annual savings of $13,000 and greenhouse savings of 50 tonnes – with an overall payback of 6.8 years.SA Pathology IMVS, 20110-2011Energy efficient upgrades to the , heating ventilation and cooling - with annual energy savings of 40% / $104,000 - overall payback of 3 years.