Optimizing the building's energy uses.

IBIS CONFLUENCE HOTEL

Make your meters communicate to boost the building’s energy performance

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smart building hotel ibis

ID

The Ibis Confluence  (ACCOR group) consists of two entities: Ibis Budget and Ibis Style, spread over a 7-storey building and containing 84 and 95 rooms respectively. Both hotels offer a wide range of budget hotels for business and leisure guests.

Market: French

Business sector: Hotel business

Type of building: Hotel

Objective: Monitor the building to optimize its operation and maintain a high level of customer satisfaction.

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CHALLENGE

The number of French hotels, cafés and restaurants represents approximately 7% of all commercial buildings in France[1]. These buildings are now directly concerned by the reduction of their energy consumption with the implementation of the tertiary decree on the 1st of October 2019. 

Through this decree, the law requires all tertiary buildings (over 1000m2) to significantly reduce their energy consumption in the coming years.

 

Notice: Article L. 111-10-3 of the French Building and Housing Code requires the implementation of actions to reduce final energy consumption in existing buildings for tertiary use. This is in order to achieve a reduction in final energy consumption of at least 40% in 2030, 50% in 2040 and 60% in 2050, compared to 2010.

 

These buildings are major energy consumers: 241 kWh/m2/year, with an average energy bill of 21.6 €/m2/year1. In a hotel, there are many expense items: lighting, kitchen, laundry, heating, air conditioning, ventilation… Many people travel on a daily basis and more particularly customers, who are often less careful to their energy expenses than at home: a customer consumes on average twice as many liters of water in a hotel as at home.

Considering the reduction of energy consumption is therefore an important concern for the Ibis Confluence hotel, both for regulatory and environmental aspects. The challenge is therefore to find solutions to reduce energy consumption and to monitor their evolution over time without influencing the comfort of users.

[1] https://opera-energie.com/fournisseur-energie-pour-hotel-restaurant/

SOLUTION

Adeunis, Energisme and Wattsense have developed a turnkey solution to monitor and follow the evolution of energy consumption within the Ibis Confluence hotel.

This solution is currently based on:

  1. The adeunis PULSE and PULSE ATEX sensors, which measure the electricity and gas meters consumption respectively.
  2. The Wattsense connectivity solution, which collects sensor data in LoRaWAN. Data that is then consolidated in the Wattsense cloud and transmitted to the Energisme platform. 
  3. The Energisme platform, which formats them and ensures the concrete visualization of the data collected, in order to allow their complete analysis.
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RESULTS

Thanks to this solution, consumption data are collected automatically and in near real time. No need to travel to find out the status of consumption.

Their evolution can be easily analyzed remotly. In addition, over-consumption or leaks are detected almost instantly thanks to an alerting system. Concrete actions to solve these possible malfunctions can therefore be implemented quickly.

consomation-energetiques

Improve the energy performance of the building

rédution des coûts

Reduce operating costs

objectif-cibles

Meet regulatory objectives

19/09/2019

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