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POWER
ENERGY TO
HOTEL PROFITS
$500–$2,000 Net Cash Flow
Per Room, Every Year with Combined Heat & Power
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The First Step Towards CHP
After the free Business Impact Scanario, the CHP Business Value Assessment (BVA) is a value-driven engagement that serves as the first step toward transitioning a property to Combined Heat and Power (CHP). It provides a comprehensive analysis of current energy usage and costs, models the potential financial and operational benefits of CHP, and projects long-term return on investment. Clients receive both a high-level executive presentation and a detailed, 40-page report complete with in-depth analysis and 10-year financial projections. By quantifying value upfront, the BVA helps property owners make informed decisions and lays the groundwork for implementation.
CHP Hotel Implementations
CHP isn’t just theory — hotels are already making it work. Our technology partners have deep experience implementing these systems specifically in hospitality settings. Take a look at a few real-world examples.
Anchorage, Alaska
Hyatt Place
The Hyatt Place incorporated a single grid-connect Capstone C65 ICHP to generate 70% of the electricity required by the hotel at full occupancy, and the heat produced during electricity generation supports a hydronic heat loop, providing for domestic hot water, and heating the pool and hot tub. The investment achieved a rapid payback in just 2.6 years and anticipates to reduction of more than two million dollars in energy costs over the next decade.
Anchorage, Alaska
Aloft Hotel
to address a 260% surge in downtown electrical costs over 8 years, the 146-room Anchorage Aloft Midtown Hotel chose Combined Heat and Power (CHP) to over nearly 50% of the daytime
electrical needs and fulfill the entire demand from 9 pm to 6 am. This helped the hotel to reduce its electrical spending by approximately 50%,
as well as a noteworthy 60% decrease in the hotel's carbon footprint, exceeding Marriott's goal to reduce carbon intensity by 30%.
New York, New Yourk
Lotte Palace
After years of using city steam, the most expensive fuel source in New York City, the former Palace Hotel reduced carbon footprint by 481 tons per year with a clean-and- green power generation CCHP solution designed to save the hotel 30-40 percent of its annual electric and thermal energy expenses by providing cooling in the summer and heating in the winter.
The Magic Behind the Machine
Get Started With Your Custom CHP Business Impact Scenario
Simply fill out some basic information and we will create a customized CHP Business Impact Scenario for a hotel at no cost to you.
CHP Business Impact Scenarios use current energy data to make projections and exclude financing and incentives to estimate the Internal Rate of Return and Ten-Year Value. These figures are preliminary estimates, with more accurate projections to be determined by the Combined Heat & Power Primary Energy Accelerator.