Hotel energy savings

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Case study.

Hotel Group Cuts Energy Use 25% and Elevates Guest Comfort.

ISSUES.

High HVAC energy consumption.

Inefficient lighting raising costs.

Lack of room occupancy tracking.

Too high energy costs.

Energy waste.

RESULTS.

Smart building controls installed to optimise heating and cooling.

LED lighting rolled out to reduce energy consumption.

Motion sensors and room automation devices have been deployed and monitored all in one place remotely.

Energy procurement strategy allowed to fix renewable contracts when market was low.

Energy bill analysis and validation along with live energy monitoring identified over 15% of energy waste.

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Case study.

Hotel Group Cuts Energy Use 25% and Elevates Guest Comfort.

Ready to get real results?

Reduce energy & operational costs

Achieve energy efficiency

Global

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Independent advice

“Outstanding service!”

“Fundamental support in managing our utilities globally”

“Great customer service and important energy savings”

"Superb support in reducing facilities costs"

"Essential support for our sustainability targets!"

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