A free heat pump feasibility report for your hotel.
A no-cost, no-obligation assessment prepared by Dotz Energy engineers. It identifies savings opportunities, decarbonisation potential and a practical pathway to lower-cost hot water — specific to your site, not a generic brochure.
The opportunity can be significant — but the answer must be site-specific.
Hotels are among the most thermally intensive buildings there are. Whether a heat pump project makes sense depends on your loads, tariffs, plant room and operations.
Large hot-water loads
Guest rooms, pools, spas, kitchens and laundry consume thermal energy 24/7.
Rising energy costs
Boiler fuel and energy costs put growing pressure on operating margins.
Decarbonisation goals
Lower carbon without compromising guest comfort or hotel operations.
Plant-room reality
Space, storage, controls and electrical constraints are confirmed up front.
The report helps prioritise the right sites and decide whether to proceed, defer or investigate further — before any money is spent.
What Dotz Energy will do for free.
Kick-off meeting
Agree scope, timeline and the candidate site or sites.
Data review
Assess utility, fuel, equipment and operating data.
Engineering assessment
Model the opportunity using agreed assumptions.
Site review
Plant-room walk-through where required.
Written report
Deliver a feasibility and savings report.
Management workshop
Present findings and recommended next steps.
Initial feasibility only — excludes detailed design, procurement, approvals and binding performance guarantees.
What information we’ll need.
We can start with what you already have. Missing data is addressed with reasonable assumptions and clearly identified in the report.
Energy bills & tariffs
Electricity and fuel invoices, or interval data.
Existing hot-water plant
Boiler type, capacity, age and set-points.
Operating profile
Rooms, occupancy and hot-water demand patterns.
Site & plant-room details
Photos, layout drawings, storage and available space.
Controls & metering
BMS, sensors and monitoring data, if available.
Key contacts
Executive sponsor and site engineering contact.
What the feasibility report delivers.
A written, engineering-led report — with a recommendation you can take to management.
Executive summary
A clear go / no-go / investigate-further recommendation.
Baseline
Current energy use, cost position and assumptions.
System concept
Indicative heat-pump capacity and architecture.
Storage & resilience
Controls, storage and backup-boiler strategy.
Savings estimate
Indicative energy, cost and carbon reduction.
Roadmap
Risks, gaps, mitigation and recommended next steps.
Dotz can deliver it as a fully funded service.
Where the report shows a strong case, Dotz Energy can fund, install, operate and maintain the system under Heating as a Service — fully funded hot water, priced below your current fuel base case, with existing boilers retained as backup.
Heat pumps for hotels — common questions
Do heat pumps work for hotels?
Yes. Commercial heat pumps reliably supply hot water at hotel scale — guest rooms, pools, spas, kitchens and laundry — and typically use far less energy than gas, diesel or LPG boilers. Combined with thermal storage and intelligent controls, they meet peak morning and evening demand, and existing boilers can be retained as backup for resilience.
How much can a hotel save by switching to heat pumps?
It is site-specific, which is exactly what the feasibility report quantifies. Depending on the current fuel, tariffs and hot-water demand profile, hotels can reduce heating energy use and CO₂ emissions by up to 80%. The report provides an indicative savings estimate for your specific property.
What is a heat pump feasibility study?
An engineering assessment of whether a heat pump system makes technical and commercial sense for a specific site. Dotz Energy reviews your energy bills, existing hot-water plant, operating profile and plant-room constraints, then delivers a written report with a baseline, system concept, savings estimate and a clear go / no-go recommendation.
How much does the Dotz Energy feasibility report cost?
Nothing. The initial feasibility report is free and carries no obligation — you choose whether to proceed, defer or investigate further.
How long does the feasibility report take?
Typically 3–4 weeks once the initial data is received.
Do we need to replace our existing boilers?
No. Existing boilers remain in place as backup, supporting redundancy, peak demand and operational resilience.
What if we don't want to invest capital in new equipment?
If the project is viable, Dotz Energy can deliver it as Heating as a Service — Dotz funds, installs, operates and maintains the system, and the hotel purchases heat at a contracted rate below its current fuel base case. No upfront capex, predictable savings and lower carbon.
Request your free assessment.
Tell us a little about your hotel — a few preliminary details are enough for us to confirm fit and set up a short kick-off call.
Next steps
A free first step toward lower-cost, lower-carbon hot water. Start with one priority hotel and let the data define the opportunity.