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Current News || 2003 || 2002 - 1999
2008
January 2008
Green Lodging News - Holiday Inn Hotel North Vancouver Reduces Energy Costs with Energex
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2007
December 2007
Energex Newsletter
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October 2007
Energex featured in Business in Vancouver Magazine
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June 2007
Energex Energy-Managmenet System Buildings Magazine Editor's Choice Top Product
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April 2007
Energex Front Page Story in The Richmond Review
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February 17, 2007
Cadillac Fairview cuts waste
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February 2007
Energex Feature Story in Western Hotelier Magazine
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Energex solution ties HVAC to occupancy sensor
In-room comfort increases
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Sandman Hotels selects Energex solutions to combat rising energy costs
Guestroom sensors help control wasted energy, provide security, and enhance guest privacy.
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How the Smart home was born in Richmond
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Delta Toronto East and Energex fosters environmentally safe solutions
Guestroom sensors help control wasted energy, provide security, and enhance guest privacy.
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2006
December 10, 2006
The new Fairmont Turnberry chooses Energex
The newly minted Fairmont Turnberry in Florida and Energex Inc. collaborate to help control wasted energy, provide security and enhance guest privacy.
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November 15, 2006
Canadian's spending habits: Should we be ashamed of our ourselves?
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November 1, 2006
Cadillac Fairview detects energy savings with occupancy sensors
Advanced PIR sensors combine HVAC and lighting controls to save up to 45% each
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2005
February, 2005
Energex is a key feature in Gerencia Del Hoteles South America’s Hospitality Industry Latin publication
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2004
September 13, 2004
Sandman Hotels selects Energex solutions to combat rising energy costs
Guestroom sensors help control wasted energy, provide security, and enhance guest privacy.
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September 6, 2004
New System Helps Cut Energy Costs and Improve Privacy at Warwick Hotel
Hotel Business: Energy Management
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June 2004
Kelowna, B.C.
The Holiday Inn Express Kelowna has recently installed Energex guestroom solutions in all of its 120 rooms. The project was partially funded by the Power Sense program of Fortis BC and the Energy Innovators Program of Natural Resources Canada. The system turns down HVAC levels in unoccupied rooms using advanced infrared sensors located in each guestroom which are connected directly to the HVAC units control system. Because guests are typically gone from their rooms and suites for about 50 percent of the time, the energy savings potential is dramatic. Typically between 35- 45% of the guestroom HVAC energy consumption can be saved, according to recent studies by BC Hydro in Canada and PG&E in California. The project is expected to have a payback period of 8 – 12 months, depending on the weather ahead and the upcoming occupancy rates.
The system is also capable of being expanded into the new ‘Discovery’ solution which delivers guestroom status information directly to wireless handheld devices issued to operations staff. By doing so, it will minimize disturbance to guests, streamline housekeeping work and increase security. ‘This is our fifth Holiday Inn Express installation’ said Rami Belson President of Energex Inc. “It further cements our relationship with the brand and is a definite vote of confidence in our technology; we certainly look forward to providing the industry with more cutting edge solutions like the Discovery system.”
June 2004
Victoria, BC
Energex technology is a key feature at Automated Buildings one of the industry's most prominent publications. to view article, follow the link:
http://www.automatedbuildings.com/news/jun04/interviews/belson.htm
May 7, 2004
When major US hotels like The Warwick New York try to reduce their energy consumption, they turn to Vancouver-based Energex Inc. for a solution.
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February, 2004
San Francisco, CA
-Energex Inc. completes installation of it's SentryWatt system in all 343 rooms of the Sheraton Palo Alto. The hotel now conforms to strict Starwood Hotels guestroom comfort and controls standards. Initial testing by Energex Inc. and the City of Palo Alto Utilities (CPAU) energy conservation results of 12- 13% of the overall energy load have been achieved.
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