02Chapter 2 · The System
Solar, storage, and a single honest meter.
The proposed system pairs rooftop solar with battery storage so clean energy is used when the resort needs it — day and night. Billing follows one measured boundary: the meter.
- Solar array60.77 kWp DC
- Inverter80 kW, 3-phase
- Battery (BESS)231.5 kWh usable
- MeterBilling boundary
- Resort loadMon Loisir cluster
Solar charges the resort load first; the battery stores excess for evening use. Every unit billed is measured at the meter.
Technical specification
The as-designed figures from Schedule 2. Engineering confirmation items are flagged rather than resolved here.
- Solar capacity
- 60.77 kWp DC
- Solar modules
- 103 modules
- Inverter
- 80 kW, three-phase
- Battery — total capacity
- 257.3 kWh
- Battery — usable capacity
- 231.5 kWh
- Annual P50 yield
- 90.25 MWh (90,250 kWh)
- Performance ratio
- 79.0%
- Autonomy
- 1.42 nights
- Fleet designation
- Site 1 of 7
Schedule 2
Schedule 2
Final electrical arrangement to be confirmed
Schedule 2
Schedule 2
Schedule 2
Schedule 2
Site figure; distinct from the 80.6% fleet design ratio
Schedule 2
Mean-day design estimate for the modeled load — not whole-hotel backup
Schedule 2
42.4% of fleet DC capacity, 41.8% of fleet annual output
Clause 34
The CEB benchmark
The proposal prices against Tariff 217 at MUR 8.99/kWh. The UtCS starting rate sits exactly 15% below it. Stated effective 1 May 2026 in the source.
Sugar Beach keeps its CEB account. CEB fixed charges, demand charges and any energy not supplied by the UtCS system remain billed by CEB.
Autonomy is a design estimate, not whole-hotel backup
Engineering confirmation items