MILLBRAE, CA—Energy tech specialist Stem Inc.,has finalized an agreement to install and manage energyintelligence systems for Extended Stay AmericaInc., the largest company-owned and operated hotel chainin the US. After the successful performance of a pilot project,Extended Stay America will deploy Stem advanced energy storagesystems and real-time energy intelligence softwareacross 68 of its California locations.
By drawing on previously stored power during peak times of theday, Stem reduces Extended Stay America's energy costs without anyimpact to the hotels' daily operations. The fully automatedadvanced storage systems enable Extended Stay America to apply ahands-off approach to reducing energy bills.
“The Stem system is invisible to our guests and our staff - it'ssimply a great way to save on energy costs. In addition, thesoftware provides us with a clear view of electricity usage andactivity at our California sites,” said LarryFichuk, director of energy and sustainability at ExtendedStay America. “We look forward to the benefits and impact we canhave on the environment from working with Stem.”
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David Phillips
David Phillips is a Chicago-based freelance writer and consultant with more than 20 years experience in business and community news. He also has extensive reporting experience in the food manufacturing industry for national trade publications.
