What the model looks like in practice

The examples below are drawn from the wider Utilitrack network to show the kind of results the funded renewable model can deliver. Figures are typical and illustrative, pending client sign-off — not guaranteed outcomes.

Please note: these are Utilitrack network examples with illustrative, round-number savings, shared to demonstrate the approach. They are not presented as Business Utility Agents’ own guaranteed case studies, and figures are pending client sign-off.

Gleneagles

Utilitrack network example

Context

A prestigious resort with high, year-round energy demand across hospitality, leisure and grounds — and a strong incentive to demonstrate sustainability credentials.

Solution

A combined approach: whole-of-market procurement review alongside on-site renewable generation and storage to shift demand away from expensive peak periods.

Typical result

Illustrative saving in the region of a third on the relevant energy, with a clear cut in carbon — typical of the model, pending client sign-off.

Cameron House Hotel

Utilitrack network example

Context

A large lochside hotel with substantial daytime consumption and extensive roof and grounds — a strong candidate for funded solar.

Solution

Solar generating power on site at a reduced unit rate, complemented by a procurement review of the remaining grid supply.

Typical result

Typical illustrative reduction of roughly one third on the solar-served energy, with no capital outlay — figures indicative, pending client sign-off.

East Sussex National

Utilitrack network example

Context

A golf and events venue with clubhouse, hospitality and course operations driving significant daytime energy use.

Solution

A blend of renewable generation and battery storage to buy cheaply overnight and use by day, wrapped around a competitive supply contract.

Typical result

Illustrative saving of around a third on the affected energy plus improved resilience — representative of the network’s projects, pending client sign-off.

Venue images: Gleneagles Hotel and grounds by Simon Ledingham (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Cameron House Hotel, Loch Lomond by Terry Robinson (CC BY-SA 2.0) · East Sussex National by 英国旅游哲铭 (CC BY-SA 4.0) — all via Wikimedia Commons.

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