Lightpath Property Solutions

Sectors

Different assets.
Different loads.

Energy strategy should reflect the building's tenants, operating hours, cost recoveries, critical loads and investment objectives—not a standardised solar sales template.

Shopping centres

Property income and recovery accuracy.

Retail properties are a complex mix of anchor tenants, refrigeration, dining, HVAC, common-area loads and variable trading patterns. Lightpath evaluates utility billing, demand, roof income and continuous tenant service together.

  • Metering and tenant account reconciliation
  • Qualifying rooftop rental opportunities
  • Site-specific solar plus battery matching
  • Common-area building controls

Hospitals and healthcare

Continuity without losing operating visibility.

Hospitals require critical-load segregation, backup readiness and reliable power-quality information. Where appropriate, storage and generator controls work with existing electrical infrastructure to support resilience planning.

  • Critical-load and backup-system oversight
  • Power-quality monitoring and alerts
  • Hybrid dispatch and event reporting
  • HVAC and building-services intelligence

Industrial properties

Demand, process continuity and tariff discipline.

Industrial loads are often driven by equipment and process schedules rather than trading hours. We assess demand charges, operating constraints, reliability and useful opportunities for storage or shiftable load.

  • Power and demand profiling
  • Time-of-use and peak management analysis
  • Power-quality event monitoring
  • Energy asset oversight

Commercial portfolios

One accountable view across multiple assets.

Asset managers need comparable data and clear priorities. Lightpath can consolidate performance reporting to help prioritise sites and investment decisions across a portfolio.

  • Utility-cost and consumption benchmarking
  • Common reporting definitions
  • Portfolio-wide exception and variance review
  • Investment prioritisation and outcome tracking

The property first. Energy second.

Find out what your property's energy should be worth.

Start with an assessment of your roof, utility accounts, tenant recovery structure, consumption patterns and operating objectives.

Request a property assessment