Hotels, restaurants and hospitality venues can have significant energy and water demands, often operating for long hours and across multiple areas. From heating and hot water to kitchens and guest facilities, Flame Energy can help you manage your utilities, control costs and find contracts suited to your business.
Sustainability is becoming increasingly important across the hospitality sector. We can help you understand your energy usage, identify opportunities to reduce consumption and source energy contracts that support your sustainability goals. We can also explore renewable energy solutions to help reduce your organisation’s environmental impact.
With heating, lighting, kitchens and other facilities operating throughout the day, energy costs can quickly add up. Our team monitors the market and works with a range of suppliers to find energy and water contracts suited to your requirements, helping you manage costs without compromising the experience you provide to your guests.
Managing utilities shouldn’t take your attention away from running your business. With Flame Energy, you’ll have a dedicated account manager who can support you with your energy and water requirements, from procurement and contract management to metering and ongoing support. We’ll help take care of your utilities so you can focus on your customers.
Find clear answers to some of the most common questions we’re asked about our services and how we support your business.
Hospitality businesses can improve energy efficiency by upgrading lighting, optimising heating and cooling systems, improving insulation, monitoring energy use and reducing waste. Energy audits can help identify practical improvements to lower costs, reduce carbon emissions and support sustainability goals.
The biggest energy costs in hospitality typically come from heating, cooling, hot water, lighting, kitchens, laundry and refrigeration. Improving energy efficiency, monitoring usage and upgrading equipment can help businesses reduce costs and lower carbon emissions.
Hotels can reduce energy costs by improving heating and cooling efficiency, upgrading lighting, monitoring energy use, reducing waste and investing in renewable energy solutions. Energy audits can help identify cost-saving opportunities while improving sustainability and reducing carbon emissions.
The best energy contract for hospitality businesses depends on energy usage, operating hours and budget requirements. Fixed, flexible and renewable energy contracts can help manage costs, reduce price risk and support sustainability goals. Reviewing energy consumption can help identify the most suitable option.
Yes. Solar PV can help hotels reduce electricity costs, lower carbon emissions and generate renewable energy on-site. Hotels with suitable roof space and consistent energy demand can benefit from solar as part of a wider energy efficiency and sustainability strategy.
