SAN FRANCISCO—As a part of its ongoing commitment to sustainable business practices, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Francisco Airport North, a leading hotel in the San Francisco Bay Area, announced the results of an energy audit focused on energy reductions that will help the hotel achieve its sustainability goals. Conducted jointly with Verdafero, Inc., the audit found saving opportunities of over 81,067kWh per year by implementing energy efficient technology and best practices.
Jason Dorfman, General Manager of the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Francisco Airport North, said, “As a premier Bay Area hotel committed to developing a sustainable business, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Francisco Airport North is always looking for practical ways to become more energy efficient. Verdafero’s findings identified savings that allowed us to invest in new technology to improve our sustainability and reduce our consumption footprint and in the process, will help the hotel become one of EPA Energy Star’s most energy efficient hotels in the nation. This is something that we are obviously very proud of.”
Verdafero helps hospitality property owners and operators understand their utility usage now and in the future to help control utility consumption and costs, budget for future expenses and can rate properties across the nation in utility efficiency all at the touch of a button through Verdafero’s utility analytics software platform. Using Verdafero’s utility analytics platform, the DoubleTree hotel was able to identify these saving upgrades and investment opportunities.
Dr. Alastair Hood, CEO of Verdafero Inc. added, “We are very pleased to have worked with such a forward thinking hotel chain as DoubleTree by Hilton. The unique insights gained from Verdafero’s utility analytics platform gave us the ability to make informed decisions on current utility costs and usage within their San Francisco Airport North property.”
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