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Dining out or spending a night in a hotel just got a lot more energy efficient. By assessing technologies such as card-key guestroom controls, occupancy-based guestroom controls, and ozone laundry systems, Emerging Technologies looks to identify the best, most reliable methods of reducing energy expenses in hotels and motels. In addition, Emerging Technologies is assessing the most promising solutions for California's food service industry, which consumes $1 billion of energy a year.
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This assessment project will determine the potential demand and energy savings, as a function of hotel room occupancy rates, for replacing existing guest room bathroom wall switches with wall switches...
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Occupancy-based guestroom energy management systems sense when a hotel room is occupied and adjust the energy systems — such as HVAC, lighting, and outlets — accordingly to...
Use of daylighting techniques along with high performance glazing and controls.
This report describes the results of an assessment of the energy impacts resulting from use of ozone in an on-premise hotel laundry facility. The value of the natural gas saved...
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