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Energy Efficiency Opportunities: The Lodging Industry

The U.S. hotel industry spends about $500 per room per year for fuel and electricity, making it the fourth largest energy user in the commercial sector. This best-practices guide highlights strategies for increasing a hotel’s energy efficiency from top to bottom, addressing specific lighting requirements for special-use areas such as convention halls, restaurants and kitchens, and parking lots. The report offers real-world examples of how even small improvements can translate to big savings for hotel operators.

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