Hotels
The Aloha State is home to a bustling tourism industry and in the heart of Honolulu is hotels. Millions of visitors travel to Hawaii yearly in search of paradise experience. In order to remain on a competitive edge, numerous hotels strive to be environmentally friendly and technologically savvy in order to operate at higher level in building energy performance, landscaping, and water management.
Energy is in fact one of your organization’s most easily controlled costs. An energy efficient hotel not only improves guest comfort and reduces operating cost, it increases value to the property and strengthen organizational/brand image.
Bottom line, the industry is making the shift as we speak. Are you going to let your hotel get left behind?
For Questions
Contact our energy advisors:
Lily Koo
Honolulu County
kool@leidos.com
(808) 848-8563
Walter Enomoto
Maui County
enomotow@leidos.com
(808) 298-4269
Graceson Ghen
Hawaii County
graceson.ghen@leidos.com
(808) 895-6713
Featured Story
During the Pandemic
Watch how hotels are taking advantage of Hawaii Energy’s rebates to make major energy efficiency upgrades to their properties.
Energy Champions
- Hokulani Waikiki by Hilton Kitchen Exhaust Hood ventilation
Rebate: $14,281.72
Annual Energy savings: 94051.29 kWh
Annual Bill Savings: $14,687.71 - Trump International Hotel Waikiki EV Charging Station
Rebate: $6,500 - The Outrigger Waikiki High Efficiency Chillers
Rebate: $83,000
Annual Energy savings: 672,000.00 kWh
Annual Bill Savings: $127,680
Top ways for hotels to save energy:
- ENERGY STAR® Chillers
- LED lighting
- AC Thermostat and lighting controls
- For gift shops, restaurants, other areas in which air conditioning is used: shut the door to prevent all that cool air from going straight outside.