CEO points to progress achieved through implementation of strategic and long-term planning initiatives to position the company securely in the clean technology marketplace.

The growing number of state and regional "green hospitality" programs that have sprung up in recent years speaks to the need for a local approach. New webinars from Energy Star address this need.

Exclusive H&MM photos from the Hospitality Industry Technology Expo and Conference trade show floor, where hotel vendors introduced new products for the hospitality market.

Orion allows properties to manage guestroom temperatures remotely from one central location and to automatically control temperature settings as guests travel in and out of rooms.

Energy control options, originally reserved for big-box hotels, have become sensible for most industry segments. For owners and developers looking to finally make the transition, start by understanding the multiple options available.

Telkonet's revenue in the first quarter of 2010 increased by 23 percent when compared to the fourth quarter of 2009.

As tough as it is to calculate true utility bill savings after installing an energy-management system, those hoteliers who have done so say there is no doubt that installing a system has a direct impact on reducing PTAC runtime.

The transition is part of an ongoing focus to competitively position the company within the $50-billion SmartGrid and Clean Technology industries while achieving favorable cost reductions.

Control4 announced that its Suite Systems product is being used to enhance the experience in more than 4,300 guestrooms in the ARIA Resort & Casino and Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas at CityCenter. CityCenter is the largest Control4 Suite Systems deployment to date.

The owners and operators of Denver’s first hotel, The Oxford Hotel, recently completed upgrades on the building that improve energy efficiency while decreasing average monthly utility costs by 47 percent.