“Sustainability Savings broke down our energy use, showed us where the best savings could be made. Designed the multi-element solution to best fit our business and fully managed deployment. All I had to do is watch my savings meet targets via the monitoring tools provided … a complex project could not have been made more easy for me” Rob Gordon –owner Family Health Group

CER audit panellist, Sustainable Savings is a member of the national Clean Energy Regulator’s (NCER) audit panel, which conducts audits of large energy users on behalf of this federal government agency. We conduct NCER and carbon audits across Australia for many ASX200 companies. CMVP, an acronym for Certified Measurement and Verification Professional, is the highest accreditation in the energy efficiency area. Based at our Adelaide office, Sustainable Savings’ senior engineer is CMVP-accredited. He leads our engineering team, enhancing our energy modeling capabilities and researching the viability of new technologies.

With a complex portfolio of 40 elements, Sustainable Savings’ solutions require extensive engineering and modelling capability. From investigation and auditing through to energy balance and bespoke solution design, our engineers can do it all and have the track record to prove it. Founded by engineers who have been working in the energy

efficiency field for over two decades, our success has led us to broaden our offering under the Sustainable Savings brand, with the objectives of simplifying a complex approach and reinforcing confidence in our high-quality outcomes for our clients. Let Sustainable Savings help you take control of your energy.

DR DAVIDE ROSS Davide has worked in the energy conservation arena for more than 20 years. He heads Sustainable Savings’ audit and engineering teams. A published author with 23 scientific articles in peer-reviewed engineering journals, Davide has presented his work at 17 international conferences

• Research Fellowship-Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS)

• PhD-Chemical Engineering in Power Generation

• Degree-Chemical Engineering • Registered Greenhouse and Energy

Auditor (Category 1) with the Clean Energy Regulator

• Member of the Efficiency Valuation Organisation(EVO)

• CMVP-accredited–Certified Measurement and Verification Professional

DR ADINA CIRTOG Adina has extensive knowledge in consulting, planning and service provisioning for industrial equipment, specialising in advising clients with practical energy efficiency solutions. Before joining Sustainable Savings, Adina was a design engineer for Fact GmbH where she designed plant construction specifications covering electrical, ventilation, water and gas piping. Adina has published five scientific articles in peer reviewed engineering journals.

• PhD-Mechanical Engineering • Masters-Power Systems Engineering

(Electrical) • Degree-Power Systems Engineering

(Electrical)Member of the Efficiency Valuation Organisation(EVO)

• Member of Sustainable Engineering Society

AMBER KIRKPATRICK Amber completes energy audits and consults on energy saving opportunities and opportunities for renewable power generation. Amber chairs the South Australian division of the Sustainable Engineering Society (SENG). This follows over two years experience as Treasurer and Events Coordinator for the division, and membership of the organising committee for the 2015 National SENG Conference. Previously Amber has consulted for Resonant Solutions on an energy-based economic system to quantify and account for externalities in engineering and business practice.

• Degree - Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronic)

• Degree - Bachelor of Economics • Chair of Sustainable Engineering

Society SA

Heat Transfer Engineering: Real World Case Reviews Dr Davide Ross, D rAdina Cirtog and Alexander Swanson. Energy Savings Obtained Using the Online Automatic Tube Cleaning System in HVAC Systems in Australia: Real World Case Reviews, June 2015,

Hotel Engineer Christopher Wilson, The Hotel Engineer: “Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Environmental Management Systems and Hotel Sustainability,” 17 April 2011, vol16, no 1, p 5 –8

Kosminski, A., Ross, D.P.and Agnew, J.B. Influence of gas environment on reactions between sodium and silicon minerals during gasification of low-rank coal, Fuel Processing Technology, 2006, 87(11), 953-962

Hospital Engineer Dr Davide Ross, Dr Adina Cirtog and Alexander Swanson. Energy Savings Obtained Using the Online Automatic Tube Cleaning System in Hospital Engineer, September 2015, vol38, no 3, p 38 –41

Hotel Engineer Dr Davide Ross & Dr Silvia Estrada –Flores, The Hotel Engineer: “Sealing Those Leaks,” 16 January 2011, vol15, no 4, p 21 –22

Kosminski, A., Ross, D.P.and Agnew, J.B. Transformations of sodium during gasification of low-rank coal, Fuel Processing Technology, 2006, 87(11), 943-952

Hotel Engineer Dr Davide Ross, Dr Adina Cirtog and Alexander Swanson. Energy Savings Obtained Using the Online Automatic Tube Cleaning System in Hotel Engineer, July 2015, vol20, no 2, p 12 –16

Hotel Engineer Dr Davide Ross, The Hotel Engineer: “Reduce direct costs and save money,” 18 October 2010, vol15, no 3, p 10

Ross, D.P, Yan, H.M. and Zhang, D.K. A non-isothermal model of a bubbling fluidised-bed coal gasifier, Fuel, 2005, 84(12-13), 1469-1481

Chris Wilson and Carmen Primo, Scope 3 Emissions Reporting for Higher Education (Pangolin Associates & the University of Tasmania), April 2015,

Iain Smale, Australian and NSW Government –Regional Development Australia: September 2010 Newsletter, p 2 –3

Ross, DP., McIntosh, M., Doguparthy, S., Huynh D. Pressurised flash drying of Yallournlignite,Fuel, 2005, 84(1), 47-52

Hotel Engineer Dr Davide Ross, The Hotel Engineer: “LED. Where To Now?” March 2013, vol18, no 1, p 20 –23

Ross, D.P, Noda R, HorioM., Kosminski, A., Ashman, P., MullingerP., Axial Gas Profiles in a Bubbling Fluidised Bed Biomass Gasifier, Fuel, 2006

Ross, D.P, Yan, H.M. and Zhang, D.K. Modelling of a laboratory-scale bubbling fluidized bed gasifier with feeds of both char and propane, Fuel, 2004, 83(14/15), 1979-1990

Iain Smale, Charter: “Carbon price: four months on,” November 2012, vol83, issue 10, p 36

Kosminski, A., Ross, D.P.and Agnew, J.B. Reactions between sodium and kaolin during gasification of low-rank coal, Fuel Processing Technology, 2006, 87(12), 1051-1062

Ross, D.P, Yan, H.M. and Zhang, D.K. An experimental study of propane combustion in a fluidised-bed gasifier, Combustion and Flame, 2001, 124(1/2), 156-164.

Hotel Engineer D rDavide Ross, The Hotel Engineer: “Hotel Sustainability, A Case Study and Guidelines for Effective Implementation,” 23 October 2011, vol16, no 3, p 13 –15

Kosminski, A., Ross, D.P.and Agnew, J.B. Reactions between sodium and silica during gasification of low-rank coal, Fuel Processing Technology, 2006, 87(11), 1037-1049

Ross, D.P, Heidenreich, C.A. and Zhang, D.K. Devolatilisation times of large coal particles in a fluidised-bed, Fuel, 2000, 79(8), 873-883

Iain Smale, BDO Mutual Insight: “The Carbon Economy and Your Business,” summer 2011 issue, no. 1, p. 6

Ross, D.P., Laurent, P.J., SchluterG.B., and Zhang, D.K. The influence of volatiles on the combustion rate of Loy Yang char in a fluidised-bed, Dev. Chem. Eng. Mineral Process, 1999, 7(5/6), 577-591