 Kaiser HospitalsDeveloped a series of energy efficiency lighting retrofit projects at 20 Kaiser Hospitals involving lighting upgrades and controls. During development TSF Group worked with the design team of Luminae Souter/Proven Alternatives to present appropriate technologies to facilities managers, developed bids and project proposals, and executed contracts. During installation provided project manangement and quality assurance. Conservative estimate savings: 500,000 kwh per year. |  Ford Motor Distribution CenterDeveloped a energy efficiency retrofit of the Ford Motors Distribution Center in Richmond, CA, under a Demand Side Management Contract with PG&E. This project involved lighting retrofits, HVAC equipment upgrades and controls. Worked with design team to present appropriate technologies to Ford Motor Company Michigan headquarters, developed bids and project proposals, and executed contracts. Conservative estimate savings: 40,000 kwh and 70,000 therms per year. |  Andronico's MarketsDeveloped energy efficiency retrofits on Andronico’s SF Bay Area supermarkets including refrigeration, HVAC, and lighting upgrades and controls. Worked with design team to present appropriate technologies to Andronico’s facilities manager, developed bids and project proposals, and executed contracts. Conservative estimate savings: 40,000 kwh and 50,000 therms per year. |
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 Lawsons LandingPreserved coastal access and a family owned business by eliminating operations in environmentally sensitive areas and generating over $5 Million in conservation grants and support for essential environmental and business related infrastructure improvements and permanent protection of over 450 acres of rare and threatened dune wetland ecosystem. |  Marshall Wastewater SystemOn the east shore of Tomales Bay, Marin County TSF Group led an innovative community driven project, with shared financing through local assessment, state, and federal funds, to create a unique community wastewater system. Led a community effort to raise over $1.1 Million in grants for water quality, which fostered collaborative community effort to protect the Bay and homeowners' properties. |  King Mountain PreservationFounding president of King Open Space Association, which raised $3.2 million and successfully protected 220 acres of scenic foothill of Mt. Tamalpais at the western border of Larkspur, Marin County for conversion to permanent public open space.
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