What Your Thermostat Doesn’t Know (And How Much It’s Costing You)
Your hotel’s thermostat is doing its job. The problem is that its job description was written decades ago — and it has no idea your
Your hotel’s thermostat is doing its job. The problem is that its job description was written decades ago — and it has no idea your
Leaving the lights on isn’t the problem. Neither is outdated equipment. The real issue is something that happens once a year, takes about 30 seconds,
You pay your electricity bill every month. But there’s a good chance you’re paying a second bill hiding inside the first one — and nobody
Franchise Sustainability Mandates and Your Energy Strategy If your property flies a major flag, chances are your brand has already made some of your energy
EV Charging Stations: The Hidden Energy Cost (and Revenue Opportunity) Behind the Amenity Guests Expect EV charging has moved from a nice-to-have to a checklist
Ask a hotel GM who their electricity provider is. Most will name their local utility — Con Edison, PSE&G, Duke, or whoever shows up on
Most hotel operators shopping for a new energy supplier get quotes the informal way — a call here, an email there, whichever rep followed up
Cooling season puts the same kind of strain on a hotel’s energy budget that heating season does in winter — it just gets less attention
Heating season is one of the most expensive times of year for a hotel — and one of the most preventable sources of budget overruns.
Hotel sustainability certifications have proliferated in recent years, and for a GM or owner evaluating which to pursue, the landscape can feel overwhelming. To help