Delhi-based startup Enlog is harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) to dramatically reduce their energy consumption and operational costs. With energy prices on the rise, Enlog’s AI-powered solution enables hotels to achieve electricity savings of up to 18%, translating to annual energy cost reductions of approximately ₹1.8-3 lakh.
Established with the goal of transforming energy management, Enlog integrates AI with Internet of Things (IoT) technology to monitor and optimize energy usage across hotel facilities continuously. By pinpointing inefficiencies—such as air conditioning units operating in unoccupied rooms or refrigeration systems working excessively—Enlog’s platform makes real-time adjustments to ensure energy is utilized only when needed.
A key advantage of Enlog’s technology is its predictive automation capability. Instead of merely reacting to energy waste, the AI system anticipates peak energy demand by evaluating factors such as weather conditions, occupancy patterns, and historical usage data. This proactive approach allows for adjustments in energy consumption before costs escalate.
Moreover, Enlog assists hotels in reducing expenses related to diesel generators, which can be a significant and often overlooked cost. By predicting power outages and optimizing load distribution, the technology can cut diesel usage by up to 30%, further lowering operational costs.
For mid-sized hotels with around 50 rooms, these enhancements can result in annual savings of ₹1.8-3 lakh. In addition to financial advantages, the technology also prolongs the lifespan of HVAC and refrigeration systems by minimizing overuse, which in turn reduces maintenance costs and the likelihood of equipment failures.
With energy prices on the rise, Enlog’s approach demonstrates that efficient energy management can lead to savings while ensuring guest comfort remains intact. As sustainability gains importance in the hospitality industry, Enlog is establishing itself as a vital contributor to the evolution of hotel operations, assisting businesses in maintaining profitability while addressing the increasing need for environmentally friendly practices.
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