Clean Energy Prototype launches for Home2 Suites

Clean Energy Prototype launches for Home2 Suites
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US: The Home2 Suites by Hilton Clean Energy Prototype is designed to lower operational energy costs and reduce carbon emissions.

The optional design concept combines all-electric systems, renewable energy, and high-efficiency building technologies to help owners lower operating costs and reduce carbon emissions.

Features include energy-efficient building design and roofing materials, water-conscious landscaping, ENERGY STAR-rated appliances, saline pools, reusable dishware, LED lighting, among others.

Based on a modelling analysis conducted across 13 US cities, the design is expected to: 

  • Increase energy efficiency by 30 per cent
  • Support increased property valuation
  • Reduce annual energy costs by 18–40 per cent
  • Reduce operational carbon emissions by 440 metric tons

“Since its launch, Home2 Suites has been built on a foundation of innovation, efficient solutions and flexible design,” said Talene Staab, brand leader, Home2 Suites by Hilton. “That innovative spirit remains at the core of the brand today, shaping everything from our flexible prototype and operational efficiencies to the amenities and experiences designed for extended stay travellers. This optional prototype represents the natural next step in that commitment.”

Jean Garris Hand, vice president and global head, sustainability and responsible business, Hilton, added: “Our owners, many of whom operate small businesses, are facing rising energy costs and are looking for a turnkey option to lower operating expenses, improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions. With the Home2 Suites Clean Energy Prototype, Hilton is working to demonstrate that sustainable innovation can also be a driver of long-term business value.”

The Clean Energy Prototype is available for US hotel owners and developers.

Highlights:
  • Hilton has introduced the Home2 Suites by Hilton Clean Energy Prototype, an optional design model aimed at reducing operational carbon emissions and utility costs for US developers.
  • Modeling across 13 US cities indicates the all-electric model increases energy efficiency by 30 per cent, lowers annual energy costs by 18 to 40 per cent, cuts operational carbon emissions by 440 metric tons, and supports property valuations.
  • Key design features include energy-efficient building materials, renewable energy integration, water-conscious landscaping, ENERGY STAR-rated appliances, saline pools, reusable dishware, and LED lighting.
  • Spearheaded by Home2 Suites brand leader Talene Staab and Hilton VP and global head of sustainability Jean Garris Hand, the turnkey prototype is currently available to owners across the United States.

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