Before joining Energy and Technical Services, Geoff was based in the United Kingdom for 16 years, where as the Senior Partner of a successful facilities management consultancy practice he was instrumental in establishing a number of innovative developments in the industry including national benchmarking criteria within the healthcare industry.

After his return to his native New Zealand, Geoff joined Energy and Technical Services as a Director, where he has continued to use his expertise in energy management and benchmarking to establish the National Database for Energy Efficiency and Environmental Sustainability.

As an Electrical Engineer Geoff also has substantial experience of energy and facilities management including the design and project management of a number of schemes within the construction industry. This has involved the design and specification of communications, controls and electrical services for both refurbishment and greenfield developments. Of particular interest has the implementation of smart metering, system interoperability and how it interfaces with energy and environmental management.

Malcolm comes to Energy and Technical Services having established a niche energy consultancy in the primary sector.  With previous work including evaluation of Stirling-cycle heat pumps, small-scale renewable generation, retailer metering strategy (across Christchurch) and on-farm energy generation and management technologies his experience is broad, with a focus on marginal technology opportunities.  Malcolm’;s area of responsibility is to review and initiate consultancy opportunities.

Prior to entering the energy sector, Malcolm cut his teeth in electronics manufacturing, from production line to problem solving and development roles.  The experience gained across world-class manufacturing facilities provides a depth of understanding to the evaluation of benefits, costs and risks often overlooked for technology investment opportunities.

As an Electrical and Electronics Engineer, Malcolm has a comprehensive toolset for evaluating the economics of energy efficiency and generation opportunities.  Of particular interest is the detailed evaluation of operational changes to business and processes for economic gain

Robb’s role ensures the invoices are created in e-Bench™ and manages the loading of consumption data and reports. Robb also handles any enquiries about using e-Bench™ and manages general day-to-day issues.

Stephen joined ETS at the beginning of 2007. He came to us after teaching a Network Engineering course at international students and has experience in not only Networking but also software development

Stephen's role is to ensure the smooth running of eBench™ and internal systems and also develop tools to improve the customer’s experience