What it would look like
A 200-home estate that runs on its own clean utility
Illustrative concept. Tap the orange markers to see what each part does, who owns it and how it's paid for.
Stage: Provide
Rooftop & carport solar
900 kWp of panels across roofs and carports generate daytime electricity for the whole estate.
- Who owns it
- Estate Utility SPV
- How it's paid for
- Residents pay per unit of electricity used
A typical estate today
- ✕A diesel or petrol generator in every compound
- ✕Private boreholes and pumps per house
- ✕Unreliable grid power
- ✕Noise, fumes and fuel runs
- ✕Each household pays for and maintains its own kit
A SUDFF estate
- ✓Shared solar and battery for everyone, diesel only as backup
- ✓One efficient water system
- ✓Reliable, metered 24-hour power
- ✓Quieter, cleaner air, lower emissions
- ✓A professional utility runs and maintains it all
One month in the estate
How a household's bill ends up repaying the infrastructure.
- 1
A resident uses power & water
Lights, fans, fridge — measured by their meter.
- 2
They pay their bill
Prepaid or monthly, into a controlled account.
- 3
Running costs come first
Staff, repairs, insurance, replacement savings.
- 4
The lender is repaid
Only once costs and reserves are covered.
- 5
Anything left goes to investors
Then the cycle repeats every month for 15+ years.