Charlie Holt, Regional VP with Onsite Utility Services Capital will be presenting at the Hawaii. Hotel and Restaurant Show March 20th.
OUS Capital (www.onsiteutilityservices.com) expands its funding platform for energy efficiency for hotels and restaurants in Hawaii. Onsite provides off balance sheet funding including service for equipment for carbon reduction and energy savings for air conditioning, refrigeration, and water savings.
With franchisors requiring their franchisees to provide a minimum number of EV Charging Stations for their guests, Charging-as-a-Service removes the CapEx and debt barrier for franchisees to comply.
The hospitality industry is energy intensive with the majority of hotels relying on PTACs to heat and cool the guest rooms. Energy costs are only second to labor costs for the hotel. In addition, franchisors are pushing the franchisees for investments in sustainability, EV charging stations and decarbonization or potentially the hotel could lose its flag.
Decarbonization of our buildings is going to be very capital intensive for hotel owners CapEx plans to grow their company and make improvements for their guest experience. Onsite solves this problem buy providing the capital for the energy upgrades and charges a monthly service fee that is less than the hotel currently spends.
Onsite Utility Services Capital launches Immersion Cooling-as-a-Service to reduce Carbon Footprint of Data Centers along with energy savings reducing the PUE below 1.05.
Through its voluntary partnership with the ENERGY STAR Program, OUS will work to improve energy efficiency and fight climate change by helping its commercial building customers implement proven energy-saving strategies designed to enhance the organization’s financial health and preserve the environment for future generations.
Onsite Utility Services Capital, LLC has established a Mexican subsidiary to provide Energy Savings-as-a-Service to manufacturers and resorts.
Energy efficiency has become a front-and-center issue for American business, schools and institutions. On March 31, 2021, President Biden released a $2 trillion infrastructure plan that targets energy grid modernization, new energy efficiency projects, clean indoor air programs, and renewable energy programs as part of the Administration’s focus to achieve a net-zero emissions economy by 2050.
As energy efficiency continues to rapidly become a priority for cities and local governments, the demand for qualified and talented Energy Benchmarking services has grown exponentially. This new highly-anticipated program now delivers the Energy Benchmarking and analysis services that buildings, facilities, and institutions nationwide have been searching for.