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MARK
HIT THE
IMPACT
FROM
INSIGHTS TO
The PPA
Bottom Line
How does the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) work?
Inntelect arranges the financing, owns the energy equipment, and sells the electricity it generates to the hotel at an agreed rate. The hotel gets reliable onsite power without investing its own capital in the system.
How much can the hotel save?
Savings vary by location, utility rates, the hotel's energy profile, and the technology and equipment selected. We analyze the property's actual energy costs and operating characteristics to determine the right solution and project the potential savings.
What does the hotel pay—and what does it get in return?
The hotel pays for the electricity it uses under the PPA rather than purchasing the equipment. In return, it gets access to onsite generation, predictable energy pricing, and the potential to reduce overall energy costs—without taking on the capital investment or equipment ownership.
SUNSHINE
WALKING ON
Own the Benefit, Not the Risk
Who owns the equipment?
Inntelect’s investment partner owns the energy equipment for the term of the PPA. The hotel gets the benefit of the onsite power without having to purchase, finance, or own the system.
Who takes the financial and technology risk?
The investment partner takes responsibility for the equipment investment and system performance. Inntelect structures and manages the project so the hotel isn't taking on the risks associated with owning and operating the energy asset.
What happens if the hotel sells or the agreement ends?
The PPA is structured to address changes in ownership, property sale, and the end of the agreement. The specific options depend on the project and contract, but the hotel isn't left with an unwanted asset or an unexpected capital obligation.
MEASURED
METERED
MASTERED
Power with
Peace of Mind
How much of the hotel's electricity can onsite generation provide?
It depends on the hotel's energy load, operating profile, location, and technology selected. We determine the optimal mix of onsite generation and utility power for each property, with the goal of maximizing onsite generation while minimizing reliance on the grid.
What powers the system, and what happens if the grid goes down?
Systems can use natural gas or other readily available fuels, depending on the location and technology selected, and can be retrofitted into the hotel's existing electrical infrastructure. The hotel remains connected to the utility grid and pays a small connection charge, so utility power remains available as a backup during a catastrophic system or grid event.
How reliable is the system, and who handles maintenance?
Systems are designed for 99.99% uptime and can operate through severe weather and grid disruptions. Maintenance is covered under the PPA agreement, while system production and performance are continuously metered and monitored.