It was great to meet HRH Prince Abdulaziz Bin Faisal Bin Abdulmajid Al-Saud at the Saudi IoT conference to present the Solar CCTV System and to discuss how Saudi vision 2030 will transform Saudi Arabia into a hub of innovation. https://saudiiot.com/ For more information our technologies and products, see here: Solar CCTV System Autonomous Remote Communications System Solar Power Station IO System Permanent Solar CCTV System

Our CEO, Paul Schelhaas spoke to Construction Plant News about providing wireless power to the security industry using renewable energy, and how the launch of our new product (including the Solar CCTV System) will provide construction companies with wireless surveillance and high speed broadband from DAY ONE of a project. Stay tuned for more information on the launch! https://cpnonline.co.uk/features/fleet-management-security-sunstones-solar-powered-solutions/ For more information our technologies and products, see here: Solar CCTV System Autonomous Remote Communications System Solar Power Station IO System Permanent Solar CCTV System

DSEI is a world-leading event that connects governments, national armed forces, industry thought leaders and the global defence & security supply chain on an unrivalled scale. With a range of valuable opportunities for networking, a platform for business, access to relevant content & live-action demonstrations, the DSEI community can innovate, share knowledge, discover & experience the latest capabilities across the Aerospace, Land, Naval, Security & Joint domains. Now entering its twentieth year, DSEI is respected and commended by the industry it serves. The event presents a pivotal point in the calendar to explore international business opportunities with an audience that is unrivalled, both in terms of the scale and seniority of those that attend. Please visit the DSEI Registration Page to register to attend the event. For a £50 discount, use our guest code HUB003. In order for your DSEI registration to be verified, you will need to upload a current photo of yourself and proof of ID*. The photo is for identification purposes – use passport rules as guidance. For more information our technologies and products, see here: Solar CCTV System Autonomous Remote Communications System Solar Power Station IO System Permanent Solar CCTV System

Paul Schelhaas gives an insight into the power of portable Solar CCTV for the world’s energy sector. The way the world thinks about renewable energy has undergone a remarkable change – especially in the oil and gas sector. It is no longer just a fly-by-night idea backed by government subsidies, and instead now competes on par with fossil fuel power generation on costs around the world. So much so that, on April 21 2017, UK power generation achieved its first coal free day. Fast forward nearly two years and there are reports that Australia is considering how it can realise a future where 100 per cent of its energy sources are renewable. In response to these advances, major energy operators are reviewing their portfolios to make the business more resilient and competitive by adapting their oil and gas solutions to take advantage of the renewables sector growth. According to a report by Wood Mackenzie, more than a fifth of investment by the largest oil and gas companies could be in wind and solar power in just over a decade. This movement was amplified in late 2017 when Royal Dutch Shell announced a target to cut the net carbon footprint of its energy products by around half by 2050. In an unprecedented move, these targets will be linked to executive remuneration. This is, of course, in addition to the existing requirements for energy companies to reduce emissions in line with the Paris Agreement. With calls from governments and environmental groups for other companies to follow suit, it’s a trend that will gather momentum. The problems with power Despite the obvious desire, the integration of renewables into oil and gas operations is perhaps the definitive ‘easier said than done’ scenario. Much of the world’s fossil fuel is in difficult to reach places, either through terrain, harsh environment or remote locations – sometimes a combination of all three. This means that access to power and data connections is highly challenging. The cost of installing power and fiber optic networks to enable communications and surveillance on upstream sites can cost millions of dollars. As a result, sites have developed a reliance on temperature restricted, portable or semi portable, diesel fuelled generators, which involve high annual running costs and add to, rather than reduce, the carbon footprint of the project. Given the size and scale of activity, many of the operations involve high value equipment that is in place for a long-period of time. The combination of this, and the fact that these projects are often delivered in deprived countries means theft and damage is a big problem. Of course, the sites also have a self-perpetuating growth cycle meaning power sources need to be moved or flexible enough to be in position quickly. Something not always possible with fixed location terminals. But it’s not like the industry hasn’t considered alternatives. Renewable energy was trialed years ago but simply did not deliver the consistency that was required and was not deemed not viable. The technology was not good or reliable enough, and the industry-wide experiment was disbanded almost overnight. However, it is a different story today where the technology, techniques and application have advanced beyond all recognition. This is giving rise to an entirely new breed of renewable energy innovation – portable power. The benefits of portable renewable power It’s not hard to see why the appetite to embrace portable solar products has grown exponentially in recent years. At the heart of it all are two fundamental drivers – power and information. The need to move data is critical for almost every part of a project. From operating computers, monitoring systems, site communications and even to recreational purposes for the teams on site. Because sites expand organically, and sometimes quicker than they can cope with, this has traditionally caused issues with hot spots and saturation, limiting service and leading to packet loss. A lot of critical monitoring; like measurement systems, pressure and wellhead management to name a few, send small packet data to highlight that there are no faults or alerts in the system. Of course, if this fails the potential health and safety ramifications are astronomical but so is the cost – any minor delay for checks or repair can cost hundreds of thousands of pounds. Using portable and renewable power sources means energy companies now have the ability to place data communications points wherever they are needed. This means wireless networks can be redesigned quickly, cost effectively and almost in real time without the need for major civil engineering works. The flexibility of a portable product brings the clear advantage of being able to scale operations up or down depending on the need, which is essentially enabling operators to build a bespoke power and communications supply for every field or project. Portable use case example We secured a project to design and build a bespoke Solar Powered IP Camera system for a project in Tengiz, Kazakhstan, specifically designed to operate in extremely hostile environments (-50C to +80C) and in a highly corrosive, hydrogen sulphide (H2S), atmosphere. The equipment was able to deliver reliable HD surveillance across the customer’s wireless network. The systems provide the site security teams with an autonomous rapidly deployable surveillance camera in areas that would otherwise be too costly to install. The domino effect of clean-tech success The benefits are clear and because of this, we’re seeing a lot of oil and gas companies pursue the use of solar power – especially as the advancements in technology mean the costs come down and the output becomes more efficient. There’s a mind-set change too. Historically, big energy companies were unable or unwilling to invest in new technology as the potential cost of failure was too high. This means that antiquated systems were, and indeed still are, purchased today even though cheaper and more efficient. Today, driven by the combination of technology improvements and nimble and cost effective entrants to the market, organisations are actively looking to innovative new solutions for the answers. This is leading to a domino effect, where big companies are investing in projects with others taking that as their cue to follow suit. Businesses are also aware of the fact they need to improve how they operate in a digital world. This is reducing a reliance on old tools and processes and engaging with new hardware and software that offers improvements across the board. Because understanding, awareness and technology is improving, so are the products. People now understand that simply tacking on solar panels doesn’t work. Now there is an appreciation that solutions that are fit for purpose need to be built from the ground-up to take advantage of existing low power solutions like smart LED lighting and low power LED screens. So much so that we’re already seeing the rise of solar power servers and generators with modified kit that can be supported via solar producing no CO2, can be moved and doesn’t require any refuelling. Whichever way you look at the situation, it’s a win-win. If the industry objective is to seamlessly combine taking people out of harm’s way, reducing CO2 emissions and delivering a cost-effective, safe and low disruption project, then the only way to do this sustainably is with portable renewable energy. Sunstone Paul Schelhaas is CEO of Sunstone, a UK technology company. It has developed patented, solar powered products that provide surveillance, wireless networks and satellite communications to sites around the world, irrespective of geography, terrain or environment. Its core product, The Solar CCTV System (SICS), is already being used by some of the biggest businesses in construction and oil and gas. A surveillance system powered entirely by solar energy, it delivers HD CCTV and telecommunications in remote locations and can be deployed, and online, in four minutes and saving up to 500 kg of CO2 emissions per annum. For more information our technologies and products, see here: Solar CCTV System Autonomous Remote Communications System Solar Power Station IO System Permanent Solar CCTV System

Sunstone Systems collaborated with the Department for International Trade (DIT) Army Export Support Team for an expo that showcased the Solar CCTV System. Amidst a backdrop of innovation, an overseas delegation with a keen interest in border control was introduced to this groundbreaking technology. The expo stands as a testament to the power of collaboration, where Sunstone Systems and DIT Army Export Support Team combined their expertise to present a solution that addresses a critical need—border control. This collective effort underscores the commitment to driving progress, ensuring security, and fostering international partnerships. Guarding Borders with Innovation: The Solar CCTV System In a world where security is paramount, Sunstone Systems is at the forefront of redefining border protection through its revolutionary Solar CCTV System. This cutting-edge technology represents a dynamic fusion of innovation and security, transforming how borders are safeguarded in an increasingly complex landscape. The Solar CCTV System is not just a surveillance solution—it's a testament to the power of innovation in security. Designed to provide uninterrupted surveillance coverage, this system operates autonomously, fuelled by solar energy. Its ability to thrive even in remote and power-constrained locations makes it an indispensable tool in border control. Beyond Traditional Surveillance The Solar CCTV System goes beyond traditional surveillance methods. With the capacity to deter, detect, and respond to potential threats, it stands as a guardian that ensures the integrity of borders. Equipped with high-quality cameras, real-time streaming capabilities, and motion-activated sensors, this system creates an impenetrable shield against unauthorized activities. Securing borders in the modern era requires a combination of vigilance, adaptability, and advanced technology. The Solar CCTV System embodies these principles, offering a 360-degree view of border areas and enabling remote monitoring. It's not just about cameras—it's about having real-time insights and actionable intelligence at your fingertips. Customised for Effective Protection No two border environments are the same, and that's why the Solar CCTV System is designed with customisation in mind. From varying terrains to diverse weather conditions, this system adapts seamlessly, ensuring reliable performance in any scenario. This adaptability ensures that borders remain secure regardless of the challenges they present. As technology evolves, so do the threats that border control faces. The Solar CCTV System is a glimpse into the future of border security, where innovation bridges the gap between traditional methods and advanced solutions. Its ability to provide sustainable, autonomous surveillance is a vision of border protection that embraces efficiency, sustainability, and reliability. Transforming Border Security In a world that is increasingly interconnected, border security remains a top priority. The Solar CCTV System offered by Sunstone Systems is not just a system—it's a philosophy that security should be accessible, effective, and sustainable. As the threats evolve, so do the solutions, and the Solar CCTV System is leading the charge in transforming how borders are safeguarded. For more information our technologies and products, see here: Solar CCTV System Autonomous Remote Communications System Solar Power Station IO System Permanent Solar CCTV System

Sunstone Systems prides itself on being a company of passionate inventors, smart thinkers and problem solvers – enjoying rapid growth from start-up to global player in the renewable energy sector. That solar-powered CCTV security systems are standing the test of time in the hostile climate of a remote Kazakh oil field owes much to Kent’s financial support and engineering know-how. Sunstone Systems has grown from a start-up in 2011 to a global player on track for £20m+ turnover over in the next five years. When US giant Chevron invited the small business to develop their Solar IP CCTV System (SICS) for the Tengiz field in north-western Kazakhstan, the project required considerable working capital and significant scale- up from a staffing point of view. Sunstone turned to the Kent County Council run Kent and Medway Business Fund for a £350,000 interest-free loan to make it happen. Aaron David, Chief Financial Officer, explains, “This was significantly larger than anything we had done before. We needed the initial loan to help the business scale up to meet the project. It was critical to bringing in highly skilled people from the Kent area with expertise in solar and hardware and software and we wouldn’t have been able to achieve the success of that project without those people.” The loan was definitely the springboard for the company to bring on new clients and transition from operating in Kent and the South East to a global scale,” says Aaron. "Sunstone turned to the Kent County Council run Kent and Medway Business Fund for a £350,000 interest-free loan to make it happen. Aaron David, Chief Financial Officer, explains, “This was significantly larger than anything we had done before. We needed the initial loan to help the business scale up to meet the project. It was critical to bringing in highly skilled people from the Kent area with expertise in solar and hardware and software and we wouldn’t have been able to achieve the success of that project without those people.” The loan was definitely the springboard for the company to bring on new clients and transition from operating in Kent and the South East to a global scale,” says Aaron. For more information our technologies and products, see here: Solar CCTV System Autonomous Remote Communications System Solar Power Station IO System Permanent Solar CCTV System

In the bustling landscape of transportation, security and efficiency stand at the forefront of priorities. Sunstone Systems, known for their dedication to inventive solutions, has taken center stage with their Solar CCTV System, a game-changer in the realms of highways and airport surveillance. Their successful collaboration with Kier and Highways England to deploy this groundbreaking technology to monitor a crucial carriageway for the NEC and Birmingham Airport is a testament to their innovation and commitment to enhancing safety and performance on the road. The project brought together an array of key stakeholders, including Highways England, Kier, and Birmingham City Airport, showcasing the collaborative spirit necessary for impactful progress. The goal was clear: to enhance surveillance in critical areas, ensuring smoother traffic flows, safer interchanges, and timely responses to incidents. Sunstone Systems rose to the challenge by designing, manufacturing, and deploying three Solar IP CCTV Systems (SICS) in Area 9. These systems, marked by their agility and rapid deployment capabilities, were strategically positioned to address key surveillance needs. Their adaptability to high traffic areas, interchanges, and tunnels where congestion or accidents may arise has already proven its worth. Each Solar CCTV System in this innovative arsenal is equipped with an IP Pan, Tilt, and Zoom Camera (PTZ), backed by a wireless access point or 4G network. This seamless connection ensures that surveillance data is swiftly transmitted to the Highways Agency Video Management System (VMS), providing real-time insights into traffic conditions and incidents. The incorporation of solar arrays and advanced battery systems empowers these systems to be fully autonomous, significantly reducing energy consumption and boasting an eco-friendly profile. A cornerstone of this technology's value lies in its speed and simplicity of deployment. In less than an hour, the Solar CCTV System can be fully operational, eliminating the need for extensive groundworks, hardwired connections, or complex data infrastructure. This flexibility not only minimizes disruptions but also allows for swift relocation to new sites, adapting to evolving surveillance requirements with ease. The benefits extend beyond the technical realm. High-speed surveillance and data connections over 4G or wireless networks ensure that critical information reaches the right stakeholders promptly. The ability to access surveillance streams through phone and tablet applications underscores the user-friendly design, providing practicality to those on the ground. The accolades garnered by Sunstone Systems speak volumes about the impact of their innovation. Recognized as the "Project of the Year" at the Security and Fire Excellence Awards in 2017 and shortlisted for the "Product of the Year" at the British Engineering Excellence Awards in 2018, the Solar CCTV System has consistently demonstrated its prowess. Commendations from the Chartered Institute of Highways & Transportation Awards in 2018 further solidify its status as a game-changing solution. Highways England's rigorous cost-benefit analysis leaves no room for doubt. The Solar CCTV System's estimated savings of over £130,000 per deployment, compared to traditional hard-wired security systems, underscore its practical and economic advantage. In an industry where safety and efficiency reign supreme, Sunstone Systems' Solar CCTV System shines as a beacon of innovation. Through collaboration, ingenuity, and a focus on real-world impact, this technology is setting a new standard for surveillance on highways and within airport premises. As the transportation landscape continues to evolve, Sunstone Systems' dedication to progress is paving the way for safer, smarter, and more efficient journeys. For more information our technologies and products, see here: Solar CCTV System Autonomous Remote Communications System Solar Power Station IO System Permanent Solar CCTV System

In a world where security and surveillance play an increasingly vital role, innovation takes center stage once again as Sunstone Systems unveils its groundbreaking TriFin PTZ (Pan, Tilt & Zoom) Bracket. This custom-built bracket is set to redefine the way we approach surveillance, offering a true 360˚ field of view for top-mounted cameras. As the company gears up for the first production run, excitement is building around the potential of this cutting-edge technology to transform the landscape of solar-powered CCTV systems. Designed to tackle a long-standing challenge in surveillance technology, the TriFin Bracket is poised to eliminate blind spots that have often posed obstacles in traditional pole or swan neck brackets. One of the key features that sets the TriFin Bracket apart is its construction. Manufactured entirely in the UK from durable stainless steel, this patent-pending design stands as a testament to Sunstone Systems' commitment to quality and reliability. The bracket's three fin-like extensions jut out from the mounting point, allowing for an unobstructed panoramic view. This departure from the limitations of traditional brackets opens up new possibilities for surveillance coverage, making it an invaluable tool in a range of applications, from industrial sites to remote installations. A significant breakthrough lies in the engineering finesse that defines the TriFin Bracket. Each fin's leading edge measures a mere 3mm, effectively removing any potential interference with the camera's line of sight. This design ensures that the camera lens can zoom seamlessly through the narrow leading edge, capturing clear and precise visuals of the target. The result is enhanced surveillance accuracy, which is paramount in critical security scenarios. The company's journey from start-up to global player in the renewable energy sector provides a strong backdrop for this innovative leap. With a legacy built on problem-solving and smart thinking, Sunstone Systems has consistently shown its dedication to pushing the boundaries of what is possible. The introduction of the TriFin Bracket not only showcases Sunstone Systems' technical prowess but also highlights the collaborative spirit of the industry. By offering a solution that brings together Kent's engineering know-how and the innovative drive of Sunstone Systems, this invention stands as a testament to the power of partnerships in driving progress. In a world where surveillance technology is advancing rapidly, the TriFin Bracket emerges as a beacon of progress, promising to reshape the way we approach security and surveillance. For more information our technologies and products, see here: Solar CCTV System Autonomous Remote Communications System Solar Power Station IO System Permanent Solar CCTV System

Exciting news is on the horizon as Sunstone takes a momentous step forward by announcing a collaborative partnership with Wood. This agreement is set to unlock a world of possibilities as both companies unite their strengths to tackle projects and opportunities on a global scale. What's at the heart of this partnership? Sunstone's groundbreaking Solar CCTV System, a technology that marries surveillance, wireless networks, and satellite communications to bring crucial insights to even the most remote corners of our planet. This system not only serves as a watchful eye but also plays a key role in curbing CO2 emissions, aligning with the growing push for sustainability. Under this collaboration, Wood gains the privilege of distributing Sunstone's Solar CCTV System. This means that the reach of this innovative technology will expand, making its way to places where surveillance and connectivity are vital, even in the most challenging terrains. Think about how these systems can contribute to security, efficiency, and better decision-making in regions that were once considered hard to access. The partnership doesn't stop at distribution. Wood has also been granted the authority to provide installation and support services for Sunstone products. This underscores a comprehensive approach that ensures these cutting-edge solutions are not only introduced to the world but are also properly implemented and maintained for maximum effectiveness. For Sunstone, this collaboration marks a significant milestone. It's not just about business; it's about the impact on industries and sectors across the globe. The ability to extend their clean energy technologies to a wider audience is a realization of their vision for a greener and more connected future. This partnership acts as a bridge, linking Sunstone's innovation with Wood's expertise, and together, they are poised to make a difference. As the world continues to embrace the importance of sustainable practices and the value of staying connected, Sunstone and Wood are positioning themselves at the forefront of this movement. The collaboration agreement is a symbol of progress, growth, and shared values. By combining forces, these companies are not only opening new doors but also driving positive change on a global scale. In a world that craves solutions, this collaboration promises to deliver them. The solar-powered surveillance systems that once seemed like a dream are now within reach for even the most remote locations. As this partnership unfolds, it's a reminder that innovation knows no boundaries, and when two like-minded entities join hands, the results can be truly remarkable. For more information our technologies and products, see here: Solar CCTV System Autonomous Remote Communications System Solar Power Station IO System Permanent Solar CCTV System

In a significant stride towards strengthening partnerships and exploring cutting-edge applications, Sunstone Systems' leadership team embarked on an insightful visit to NATO headquarters and the UK Embassy in Brussels. The purpose of the visit was to showcase the company's pioneering Solar CCTV System and its potential contributions to defense and highway surveillance technologies. With a firm commitment to innovation and problem-solving, Sunstone Systems has risen to prominence as a global player in the renewable energy sector. The recent visit to two key institutions in Brussels underscores the company's dedication to expanding the reach of its technologies and fostering collaborations that can drive progress. The delegation's visit to NATO headquarters marked a milestone in Sunstone Systems' journey. The Solar CCTV System, a testament to the company's passion for inventing solutions, was presented as a versatile tool with applications extending beyond the conventional. In a world where security is paramount, the system's potential for defense surveillance caught the attention of NATO representatives. The ability to deploy solar-powered surveillance systems in strategic locations offers a unique advantage for defense applications. The delegation highlighted how the Solar CCTV System's innovative design, coupled with the company's extensive experience, could contribute to enhanced situational awareness and security. As the delegation engaged in discussions with NATO officials, the potential for collaboration to strengthen defense capabilities became a topic of focus. Equally significant was the visit to the UK Embassy, where Sunstone Systems' leadership team had the opportunity to delve into the applications of their technology for highway surveillance. With the need for efficient and reliable monitoring systems on highways, the Solar CCTV System's features align seamlessly with the requirements of modern infrastructure. By presenting their technology to embassy representatives, Sunstone Systems showcased their commitment to addressing real-world challenges. The system's ability to provide clear and continuous surveillance in remote and challenging environments resonated well with the need for safe and effective highway monitoring. The visit sparked discussions about the potential integration of Solar CCTV Systems into existing surveillance infrastructure, paving the way for safer roads and improved traffic management. Beyond the technology itself, the visit to Brussels was a testimony to Sunstone Systems' dedication to open dialogues and collaborations. The company's leadership demonstrated their enthusiasm for sharing expertise and exploring how their innovations can be tailored to meet the specific needs of defense and highways sectors. The visit showcased the intersection of ingenuity and practicality, highlighting Sunstone Systems' down-to-earth approach to technology. For more information our technologies and products, see here: Solar CCTV System Autonomous Remote Communications System Solar Power Station IO System Permanent Solar CCTV System

In the world of highways and transportation, innovation that brings tangible benefits is always worth celebrating. Sunstone Systems, a company known for its dedication to inventive solutions, has received well-deserved recognition at the Chartered Institute of Highways and Transportation (CIHT) Annual Awards for their remarkable Solar CCTV System. The Solar CCTV System developed by Sunstone Systems has caught the attention of judges and industry experts alike. At the CIHT Annual Awards, the system was commended for its rapid development and deployment, showcasing an integrated and practical approach that holds the promise of significant advantages over conventional systems. What sets this system apart? A combination of solar power and IP technology. This clever fusion of sustainable energy and intelligent connectivity lays the foundation for a solution that isn't just effective but also efficient. The judges highlighted the potential wide-ranging applications of this innovation, recognizing that its impact could extend well beyond its initial deployment. The commendation sheds light on the system's potential to bring about cost savings and flexibility that can redefine the landscape of transportation surveillance. In an industry where every improvement matters, the Solar CCTV System stands out as a testament to the power of innovation driven by real-world needs. Beyond the technical jargon and industry accolades, this recognition speaks to Sunstone Systems' commitment to finding practical solutions that make a difference. It's about responding to challenges with creativity and resourcefulness. The journey from development to deployment showcases a dedication to bringing ideas to life in ways that are meaningful and beneficial to society. As we look ahead, the commendation earned at the CIHT Annual Awards acts as a beacon of encouragement. It's a nod to the potential that innovation holds in solving complex problems and elevating industries. Sunstone Systems' Solar CCTV System is a reminder that every step taken towards progress is worth acknowledging and celebrating. In a world that's always moving forward, it's heartening to see companies like Sunstone Systems contributing to the betterment of our infrastructure and transportation systems. The commendation is a testament to their dedication, their innovation, and their commitment to making a positive impact. It's a story of an idea that turned into a solution, and that solution is now being recognized for the difference it can make. For more information our technologies and products, see here: Solar CCTV System Autonomous Remote Communications System Solar Power Station IO System Permanent Solar CCTV System

Exciting news is in the air as Sunstone takes a proud step forward. The company has been nominated for the New Product (Mechanical) of the Year category at the prestigious British Engineering Excellence Awards 2018. This is more than just a nomination; it's a recognition of Sunstone's commitment to innovation and its contribution to the world of engineering. The British Engineering Excellence Awards serve as a platform to highlight the best and brightest innovations that emerge from the engineering landscape in the UK. It's a showcase of creativity, ingenuity, and the boundless possibilities that come to life through engineering. To be recognized among such inspiring technologies is a moment of pride for Sunstone and its team. At the heart of this nomination is Sunstone's dedication to pushing the boundaries of what's possible. The New Product (Mechanical) of the Year category underscores the company's commitment to creating solutions that are not just innovative but also practical and impactful. Engineering isn't just about technology; it's about finding answers to real-world challenges and making lives better. The excitement around this nomination is a reflection of the collective effort that goes into every innovation. It's not just about the technology; it's about the people who conceptualize, design, and bring these ideas to life. It's about the hard work, the late nights, and the dedication to making a difference. As the British Engineering Excellence Awards draw closer, the anticipation grows. This nomination isn't just about winning an award; it's about being part of a community that celebrates progress, change, and the relentless pursuit of improvement. The nomination is a reminder that innovation isn't a solitary journey; it's a collaborative effort that thrives on inspiration, creativity, and the desire to shape a better future. Sunstone's journey, from concept to nomination, is a testament to what can be achieved when passion and innovation collide. This recognition isn't just a pat on the back; it's a nod to the potential that lies within every idea and every step taken towards progress. As the awards approach, the excitement is palpable, and the spotlight on Sunstone's nomination shines a light on the boundless possibilities of engineering excellence. For more information our technologies and products, see here: Solar CCTV System Autonomous Remote Communications System Solar Power Station IO System Permanent Solar CCTV System