What it does:

Controls systems that use energy: An energy management system is the brain that powers your hotel’s HVAC systems, lighting systems, sockets, and even smart devices like blinds, locks, and TVs in both guestrooms and public spaces.
Applies schedules, rules, and logic to reduce energy consumption: Based on manual input or algorithms, an EMS strategically controls building systems to optimize for energy and cost savings. For instance, you can program the system to turn exterior lights on at 9pm and off at 7am. Or, you could program the system to keep your lobby temperature at 68 degrees Fahrenheit, and the system will adjust the HVAC in response to the outdoor temperature, sunlight, and occupancy.
Monitors real-time usage and performance: The EMS’s dashboard allows you to track energy usage in real-time, so you can see how many lights are on or how many air conditioning units are running at any given moment. In addition, you can analyze consumption and cost savings over time with robust reporting features.

How it adds value:

Cuts energy usage and utility costs. With more intelligent and strategic control over your building systems, you can reduce energy usage, which, in turn, reduces your energy costs. It’s not unheard of for a hotel to reduce energy costs by 35-45% after implementing an energy management system.

Enhances the guest experience. The thought of decreasing energy costs might conjure images of guests shivering in winter months, unable to turn the heat above a certain threshold. In fact, the opposite is true; guests and employees can be even more comfortable with an EMS in place because the system ensures all devices are functional at all times. The savings occur when the system eliminates unnecessary energy usage like heating unoccupied meeting rooms.

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