Running a hotel in southern Europe has always meant keeping guests cool. As summers get hotter and energy prices stay high, it also means paying close attention to where every kilowatt goes. That’s why we’re delighted that our CT clamp energy sensors are being rolled out across the hotels of Nordic Leisure Travel Group’s (NLTG) Resort & Hotel Division, as part of a new energy monitoring solution from our partner Youmoni.
Why energy visibility matters for hotels
A hotel is a complex energy environment. Pools, kitchens, lighting and air conditioning all draw power around the clock, often across multiple buildings. Without granular data, it’s hard to know which areas are driving consumption, whether an invoice reflects what was actually used, or whether a problem has occurred until someone notices.
Some of the quickest wins are also the simplest. Being alerted the moment a power supply is lost, and being able to check energy bills against real consumption, can deliver a fast return on investment on their own. Beyond that, real-time insight into energy use, power changes and CO₂ trends gives hotel teams the information they need to make better decisions every day.
One platform, every hotel, down to individual equipment
With Youmoni’s platform, every NLTG Resort & Hotel property can be monitored in one place. Access-controlled dashboards let each hotel and each role see what’s relevant to them, and monitoring covers the whole hotel electrical grid right down to individual pieces of equipment.
Youmoni models each type of equipment as a digital twin. This means NLTG can look at energy performance across the whole portfolio, or drill into specific categories such as pools, HVAC and kitchens, all the way down to a single air-conditioning unit. Reporting to authorities, annual reports and sustainability and ESG reporting can also be automated, saving time and improving the quality of the data behind them.
Where our sensors come in
Good insight starts with good data, and that’s where Pressac come in. Our wireless current sensors simply clip around existing cables, so they can be fitted without interrupting the electrical supply. The wireless transmitter sits outside the panel, sending readings straight to the platform.
Best of all, the sensors are self-powered. They harvest energy from the very cable they’re measuring, so there are no batteries to replace and no extra wiring to install. For a multi-site estate like NLTG’s, that makes deployment quick and keeps ongoing maintenance to a minimum, which is exactly what a busy hotel operation needs.
Building towards smarter savings
The solution is also built to support Youmoni Private AI. As data builds up over time, it will be used to uncover further energy savings and optimisation opportunities. That’s good news for NLTG’s bottom line and for the planet.
Energy and power monitoring is just one part of Youmoni’s wider Smart Building offering, which also includes water quality and consumption monitoring, presence detection, people counting, access control and smart apartments, along with hotel, residential and field service apps.
We’re proud to be supporting Youmoni and NLTG, on this project, and we look forward to seeing the results as the rollout continues.
Interested in adding energy sensing to your platform or estate? Get in touch with the Pressac team.
