The document discusses Resilience Homes' mission to disrupt the housing and energy industries by providing sustainable and financially accessible homes with free energy. It aims to install innovative energy systems in its developments to generate revenue from supporting the National Grid while offering residents free, low carbon energy and heat. The company plans to purchase land, develop modular homes, and generate revenue from property development and excess energy sales to the grid to become financially self-sustaining. It forecasts growing turnover and profits from 2018-2021 as it scales operations.

1. The Why?
• In the past 10 years, the proportion of home owners aged 16 to 34 has fallen
from approximately one half to a third.
• A whole generation is now known as ‘Generation Renters’.
• 30% of privately rented homes were recently classed as “non-decent”.
300K new homes pa are needed
From 500MW of battery storage in 2020 to 8GW by 2030
The UK Poor housing stock costs the NHS £1.4bn pa
The What?
Our mission is to create a new, sustainable way of living that will disrupt the housing
and energy industries; providing sustainable financially accessible homes with Free
energy. By installing our innovative energy system in our sustainable developments,
we are in a unique position to generate revenue from not only developing property
but also from supporting the National Grid. All whilst offering our residents free, low
carbon, energy and heat for the life of the property.
The How?
The Energy System
Use Of Funds
The How? Modular Build
One Page Summary
Company: Resilience Homes
Website: www.resiliencehomes.co.uk
Sector: Energy / Construction
Post-Money Valuation: £3M
Funding Round:
£600K
For 20% Equity
Location: United Kingdom
The Team
Savings To The Customer
Saving on Deposit – up to £2,960
Saving on Mortgage repayments pa – up to £1,416
Savings on Energy Bills pa - £1,000
Total Savings over a 5-year period – up to £20,040
Loic Hares
Founder and CEO
Loic has spent the past 4 years building the operational capability of
multiple energy start-ups. He has extensive experience of building
business from the ground up and knows what it takes to develop a
successful business. Recently he was instrumental in USIO Energy’s
£600,000 syndicate room raise, helped set up Tempus Energy and
Toto Energy.
Tony has enjoyed a long (he started in 1973) and fruitful career in
the construction industry. From site management to leading multi-
million pound projects, Tony has done it all. He has been involved in
some of the country’s leading projects including social housing
projects in London, the NatWest building, Canary Wharf and
Crossrail.
• £450,000 – Building Plot purchase price
• £40,000 – Phase A costs (planning and taxes associated with purchase of land
• £26,500 – Phase C costs (sales and marketing)
• £83,500 – Overheads
Tony Hares
Director of Construction
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2018 2019 2020 2021
Turnover againt Profit
Total Turnover (£) Net Profit margin
£4,490,483
£7,140,450
Financial Forecast
£2,862,917
Excess energy generated will be stored then be used to generate a secondary revenue stream for
Resilience Homes, working with National Grid, to help balance the national electrical system.