FIBRA Hotel Will Reduce Electricity Consumption by 34% in the Hotels

FIBRA Hotel aims to reduce electricity consumption by 34% by 2027 through lighting upgrades and improved air conditioning systems.
The company also plans to decrease emissions by 32% per square meter, increase the use of natural gas in hotels, and implement water efficiency technologies.

Photograph of a hotel building. FIBRA Hotel aims to reduce energy usage, emissions, and water consumption. Photo: Bigstock.

11/30/2022

FIBRA Hotel, in line with its climate strategy and environmental impact mitigation, has set a target to reduce electricity consumption by 34% in its operated hotels by 2027. This goal was outlined in the recently published Sustainable Investment and Financing Framework. To achieve this, FIBRA Hotel plans to implement various measures, including the replacement of lighting fixtures, the upgrade to more efficient air conditioning systems, the automation of processes, and the introduction of heat recovery systems.

Furthermore, FIBRA Hotel aims to decrease emissions per square meter by 32% through the purchase and generation of renewable energy, the reduction of fuel consumption, the substitution of energy sources with cleaner alternatives, and improvements in electrical efficiency. They also strive to have 72% of their hotels utilizing natural gas per available room and implement energy-efficient LED lighting in 97% of their portfolio.

In terms of water efficiency, FIBRA Hotel is committed to installing technologies in 97% of their hotels to reduce water consumption and to implement measures for the treatment, reuse, and recovery of wastewater.

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