Owner’s representation & strategy
Establish the operating brief, review bills and interval data, map water and electrical constraints, and define protected loads. Evaluate alternatives, commercial proposals and lifecycle risk on the owner’s behalf.
Our approach
Vertically integrated around a specific use case: the high ground, its water and power systems, and the people who depend on them.
Ski areas concentrate water pumps, motors and compressor loads around brief operating windows. Many share infrastructure with golf courses, water parks, event centers, lodging and community uses.
CutPeak represents the owner’s interests across the asset life. We connect operating requirements to financeable projects and coordinate the specialists who deliver and maintain them.
Establish the operating brief, review bills and interval data, map water and electrical constraints, and define protected loads. Evaluate alternatives, commercial proposals and lifecycle risk on the owner’s behalf.
Model the value stack and downside cases, evaluate host ownership or a project company, and coordinate capital providers and grant reporting. Financing terms follow project-specific diligence and agreements.
Define responsibility, scope, schedule and risk allocation. Coordinate engineering, interconnection, permitting and procurement with EPC, electrical construction (ECC), civil and mechanical partners. Prime-contract and owner-representation roles follow the agreed delivery structure.
Coordinate commissioning, monitoring, preventive and corrective maintenance, warranties and performance reporting. Work with energy traders, aggregators and grid-services providers on eligible dispatch and settlement.
Offerings
Backup, available power and performance around the site’s operating needs.
Explore EaaS ↗Evaluate and manage eligible revenue from available capacity.
Explore grid revenue ↗A first review combines bills, interval demand, utility service details, planned load growth and critical-load requirements.