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2002

August 9, 2002
Richmond, BC
Energex releases IRW 1837 and IRW 1899 a wireless guestroom energy control module. "using our new wireless system" says Rami Belson President & founder of Energex "allows us to deploy a guestroom in as little as 10 minutes. We also use a 16 million code combinations to eliminate other systems conflict problems. Wireless systems are also invaluable when facing difficult installation locations commonly found in older buildings and around Central America and the Caribbeans". Rami adds: the introduction of the new models puts us at par with the world's premier energy management systems providers at 40-60% of their costs - Let's just say that we are more then excited about the launch and about our technical, manufacturing and installation prowess".

June 08, 2002
Edmonton, Alberta
Holiday Inn Express Edmonton Airport has selected Energex Inc. To deploy it's advanced Infrared guestroom energy solutions in all 102 rooms and suites. "I am delighted that Holiday Inn Express has selected us again" says Rami Belson Founder and president, We hope to deliver top notch solutions and maximize their energy dollars again and again for them". The installation is expected to complete in time for the summer 2002 and pay for itself in less then 11 months.

March 31, 2002
Richmond, BC
Howard Johnson Confederation Place Hotel in Kingston, Ontario selects Energex Guestroom energy solutions after successful testing. All 94 room will be fitted with Energex Advanced Guest detection system for energy conservation and preservation of it's HVAC gear. "We are very exited about our first hotel in Ontario and are looking forward to many more there" said Rami Belson President & CEO of Energex Inc.

2001

November 18 2001
Richmond, BC
Rami Y. Belson, Founder & president of Energex Power Saver systems Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Patrick DeShaye to the position of Vice President of sales. Mr. DeShaye's over 16 years experience in management, sales and marketing will help shore up Energex's strategy for growth and meeting the demands of the hospitality industry for energy efficient solutions.

August 31 2001
Belize City, Belize
Energex completes the installation a SentryWatt system in  of all the rooms at the Princess Belize hotel & Casino. The installation was completed in less then 3 weeks. 

May 12, 2001
Richmond, BC
Energex is selected by Holiday Inn Express Vancouver airport to equip all of it's 105 rooms and suites with a SentryWatt system. The installation follows a testing period of more then 4 months under diverse conditions. The system is expected to deliver a significant reduction in the hotel's energy consumption as well as help extend the operating life of the HVAC equipment.

February 18, 2001
Burnaby,  BC
Radisson Burnaby Hotel selects SentryWatt (tm) by Energex Inc. suite of energy saving hospitality solutions. Testing of the systems was conducted during the summer and spring of 2000 and the results clearly demonstrated a 38% reduction of the in-room HVAC monthly costs. "We continue to deliver results during the continuing energy crisis, bottom lines are affected throughout the world because of the new costs of energy" says Ellia D Belson VP of marketing. The Radisson continues to demonstrate it's commitment to the environment and to exploring innovative new technologies to help heal our planet.

January 13, 2001
Vancouver, BC
e-hospitalty.com, a leading hospitality portal and a part of Verticalnet - Microsoft (tm) selects SentryWatt, an in room energy saving solution for the hospitality industry as an editors choice product. 

2000

December 29, 2000
Vancouver, BC
Energex Inc. of Vancouver BC has released SentryWatt, an in-room energy management solution designed to eliminate the losses caused by guests who leave the HVAC and other appliances on when they leave their rooms or check out. The system is comprised of a infra red based motion sensor and a digital thermostat in a base station which reverts the room temperature into a pre-set unsold mode when the room is empty and reverts back to the guest-selected temperature when the guest returns. The system is capable of helping reduce the HVAC load by up to 40%. In room HVAC accounts to nearly 75% of the total energy consumed by the average hotel room. " with the dramatic rise in the cost of energy - in room energy management system have finally come of age, and will become a significant part of any hotel strategy to reduce it electrical consumption" says Rami Y. Belson the company's founder and CEO. The system also features an open protocol utility upgrade which allows the system to upgraded features such as guest detection and high speed DSL based internet remote port network access. 

1999

May 7, 1999
Upgrades Can Improve Guest Comfort While Keeping Energy Costs In Line -
NATIONAL REPORT - Hoteliers are taking advantage of several new technologies to control energy costs and integrate lighting and HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) while saving money. Several hotel companies such as Hilton, Hyatt and Westin, are also partnering with the Environmental Protection Agency to implement strategies to improve the energy efficiency of its buildings.