Prestigious Indian Luxury Hotel Cuts 60.5 Tonnes of CO₂ and Saves 72 KL of Diesel

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Executive Summary

A prestigious luxury hotel chain in India sought to reduce carbon emissions and comply with the Commission for Air Quality Management’s (CAQM) diesel generator emission control regulations. They partnered with Energeia to convert two of their 2000 KVA diesel generators to dual fuel systems. This allowed the hotel to use cleaner, more cost-effective natural gas alongside diesel, cutting both their fuel expenses and environmental impact.

Key Stats

0 Lakh

Fuel Cost Savings

0 KL

Diesel Saved Annually

0.5 Tonnes

CO₂ Emission Reduction

The Challenges

The luxury hotel chain faced several energy-related challenges that impacted its operational costs and environmental footprint:

  • High Energy Costs: The company spends approximately ₹3 crore annually on its energy bills, which includes both purchased electricity and power generated from its own diesel generators.
  • Generator Fuel Costs: The reliance on diesel generators contributed significantly to the high energy costs.
  • High Carbon Footprint: The extensive use of diesel generators resulted in a large carbon footprint, conflicting with the company’s sustainability goals.

Energeia’s Solution: Energas Dual Fuel Conversion

To address these challenges, Energeia converted two of the hotel chain’s 2000 KVA diesel generators to dual fuel operation, allowing them to run on a combination of diesel and natural gas. This conversion aimed to:

  • Reduce diesel consumption
  • Lower fuel costs
  • Decrease the company’s carbon footprint

Results

The Energas Dual Fuel Conversion yielded significant benefits for the luxury hotel chain. The conversion of two 2000 KVA diesel generators resulted in an annual reduction of 72 KL of diesel consumption, equating to ₹18 Lakh in fuel cost savings and the preservation of about 6,700 trees. These savings vary monthly based on generator runtime, potentially increasing during high-usage periods.

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