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William Inglis reduced its energy consumption by 30% and received a financial return

The William Inglis Hotel, a 144-room boutique hotel in Warwick Farm, NSW, operates 24/7 alongside the Inglis Auction House. Rising energy costs and a commitment to sustainability led General Manager Belinda Thomson and the Inglis board to explore solar energy solutions.

To maximise both financial and environmental benefits, William Inglis Hotel partnered with Smart Commercial Solar for a tailored rooftop solar installation and Northmore Gordon to leverage Large-Scale Generation Certificates (LGCs) for additional returns.



The challenge

The solution

William Inglis Hotel installed a 496 kW rooftop solar system across four stable buildings. Northmore Gordon facilitated project registration under the LGCLarge-scale Generation Certificate under the Australian Renewable Energy Target. More scheme, enabling the hotel to generate and trade renewable energy certificates, further enhancing financial returns.



The outcomes

Since installation, the hotel has achieved:

Looking ahead

Encouraged by the project’s success, William Inglis Hotel is considering solar expansion. With Northmore Gordon’s expertise, the hotel will continue optimising its sustainability strategy for long-term cost savings and environmental impact. Belinda Thomson, General Manager, states: “Smart Commercial Solar and Northmore Gordon made this a seamless transition, helping us maximise savings and sustainability benefits.”

Nick Blacklock, Smart Commercial Solar, adds: “This project showcases how solar and environmental

certificates work together to create both immediate and long – term value.”

The benefits

By leveraging the LGC scheme, William Inglis Hotel has reduced its payback time and reinforced its leadership in sustainable hospitality. Northmore Gordon continues to ensure the system delivers maximum value, proving that energy optimisation and environmental certificates go hand in hand.

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For more information about Solar VEECs and LGCs contact: Madonna Ghajar

Established in 1867, Inglis is Australia’s oldest and largest bloodstock auctioneering company, renowned internationally for its prestigious thoroughbred horse sales.

Industry

Blookdstock services

Location

NSW, Australia

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What is the William Inglis Hotel and where is it located?

The William Inglis Hotel is a 144-room boutique hotel in Warwick Farm, NSW, that operates 24/7 alongside the Inglis Auction House.

What challenges did William Inglis Hotel face before implementing its solar solution?

The hotel faced high energy costs from continuous operations, significant electricity demand for air conditioning and lighting, and a commitment to sustainability without disrupting operations.

Who did William Inglis Hotel partner with to implement its solar energy solution?

William Inglis Hotel partnered with Smart Commercial Solar for a tailored rooftop solar installation and with Northmore Gordon to leverage Large-Scale Generation Certificates (LGCs) for additional financial returns.

What solar system did William Inglis Hotel install?

William Inglis Hotel installed a 496 kW rooftop solar system across four stable buildings.

What role did Northmore Gordon play in the William Inglis solar project?

Northmore Gordon facilitated the project's registration under the Large-scale Generation Certificate (LGC) scheme under the Australian Renewable Energy Target, enabling the hotel to generate and trade renewable energy certificates for enhanced financial returns.

What outcomes has William Inglis Hotel achieved since installing the solar system?

Since installation, the hotel has achieved a 30% reduction in energy consumption (lowering costs), 450 tonnes of CO2 emissions avoided annually, and a strong financial return through LGC revenue.

What did Belinda Thomson, General Manager of William Inglis Hotel, say about the project?

Belinda Thomson stated: "Smart Commercial Solar and Northmore Gordon made this a seamless transition, helping us maximise savings and sustainability benefits."

What did Nick Blacklock of Smart Commercial Solar say about the project?

Nick Blacklock said: "This project showcases how solar and environmental certificates work together to create both immediate and long-term value."

Is William Inglis Hotel considering further sustainability initiatives?

Yes, encouraged by the project's success, William Inglis Hotel is considering solar expansion and, with Northmore Gordon's expertise, plans to continue optimising its sustainability strategy for long-term cost savings and environmental impact.

What is the Inglis company and its industry background?

Established in 1867, Inglis is Australia's oldest and largest bloodstock auctioneering company, renowned internationally for its prestigious thoroughbred horse sales. Its industry is bloodstock services, and it is located in NSW, Australia.

Who can be contacted for more information about Solar VEECs and LGCs related to this case study?

Madonna Ghajar, Senior Business Development Manager at Northmore Gordon, can be contacted for more information about Solar VEECs and LGCs, via email at m.ghajar@northmoregordon.com.

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