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Flic en Flac · Mauritius

Sun on the roof,savings on the bill.

A proposed solar-and-battery energy agreement for Sun Resorts Ltd, trading as Le Sugar Beach Resort — funded, owned and operated by UtCS Sustainable Energy (Mauritius) Ltd. No capital outlay: you pay only for the clean energy the system supplies.

The commercial proposition

15%

Monthly Cost Avoidance

A starting UtCS energy rate of MUR 7.6415/kWh — exactly 15% below the Tariff 217 benchmark of MUR 8.9900/kWh. This is applied to the energy the UtCS system supplies at commencement — not a reduction of your whole CEB bill.

Executive summary

A rooftop power plant that pays for itself in cleaner, cheaper energy.

UtCS designs, finances, installs, owns and maintains a solar-and-storage system across the Mon Loisir villa cluster. Sugar Beach keeps its CEB account and simply pays for the metered energy the system delivers — at a rate that starts 15% below the CEB benchmark.

This is the flagship of a seven-site fleet, carrying 42.4% of the fleet's DC capacity and 41.8% of its annual output.

60.77
kWp of solar

103 rooftop modules

257.3
kWh battery

231.5 kWh usable

90.25
MWh / year

P50 annual yield

15
year term

from commencement

How the agreement works

A service model, not an equipment purchase.

UtCS funds it

No capital outlay from Sugar Beach. UtCS finances the design, procurement, installation and commissioning of the entire system.

UtCS owns & operates it

UtCS retains ownership through the term and maintains the system — at least two planned visits a year plus fault rectification.

You pay for metered energy

Sugar Beach is billed monthly for the energy the UtCS system actually supplies, at 15% below the CEB benchmark rate at commencement.

A worked example — one month

What 15% looks like on a single reference month.

Taking a January reference month of 9,328 kWh of qualifying consumption and repricing it at the two benchmark rates isolates the difference the UtCS rate makes.

An illustrative repricing of a reference month at the proposal rates — not a verified historical saving from a past invoice.

Reference consumption
9,328 kWh
Priced at CEB benchmark
MUR 83,856.92
Priced at UtCS rate
MUR 71,278.38

Monthly cost avoidance

MUR 12,578.54

15.00% avoided on the supplied energy

See the full 10-year projection