Hospitality
"FLS is a wonderful company. They were our favorite vendor on our
construction project. I trust them completely. If you are not delighted
with doing business with them, I'd be startled."
-Dennis Quaintance
Owner, Proximity Hotel, Greensboro, NC
FLS Energy is the leader in designing and installing solar energy systems for the hospitality industry. Installing a solar energy system at your hotel will not only reduce your hotel’s operations costs, but it will also appeal to the conscious consumer of today’s market. Our design team will work with you to create a state-of-the-art active solar energy system that meets both your functional and aesthetic needs. Whether it is a retrofit of an existing hotel, or design for a new structure, FLS Energy has experience in hotel-scale solar energy systems of every kind.
FLS Energy is proud to have engineered and installed a solar thermal system for the only LEED Platinum Certified hotel in the country, the Proximity Hotel in Greensboro, NC. We are also honored to have designed and installed a solar thermal system for the Hilton Asheville, the first Hilton hotel to be LEED registered. More information on these projects and other examples of our hotel projects as shown to the right.
Depending upon your hotel’s location, FLS Energy can offer project funding through our Solar Energy Purchase Agreement (SEPA). A SEPA enables the hospitality industry to access solar energy for their facilities with low up-front or no up-front cost and immediately reduce their energy costs by 10%- 50%. Read more about our solar energy project funding here.
Please visit our portfolio page to view a complete list of FLS Energy solar energy projects.
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Hospitality Projects
Type of System: Solar Hot Water
Size: 60 Flat Plate Collectors will produce 3600 gallons of hot water a day
Estimated Completion Date: February 2010
