RI Green Hospitality Workshop Water Conservation Case Studies February 24, 2010 Steve Mecca President, EcoWise Systems (401) 560-0050.

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RI Green Hospitality Workshop Water Conservation Case Studies February 24, 2010 Steve Mecca President, EcoWise Systems (401)

Restaurant Water and Cost Saving Case Studies: National Casual Dining Chain RI & MA locations Hours of operation: 11am – 11pm RI location: 616 avg customers per day MA location: 760 avg customers per day

Water efficiency improvements: fixtures All faucets: upgrade faucet aerators and unrestricted faucets with high efficiency aerators Pre-rinse spray valves: replace with ultra high efficiency model Toilets: Install water-saving flush handles on compatible toilets Urinals: Install EcoDisc ™ green cleaning, water saving product for urinals

Water efficiency improvements: behaviors & habits Reinforce current efficient water use practices:  No hose use in kitchen (no hose at all is best)  Full racks when using dish machine  Pull thaw frozen food, limit power thawing  Confirm correct irrigation controller settings and rain sensor present and active Introduce new efficient water use practices:  Alternative back dock cleaning product: EcoClean MP  Proper floor washing procedure  Fix those leaks!!  Pre-portion ice cream

RI Restaurant Annual water/sewer costs pre-retrofit: $13,820 Annual water/sewer costs post-retrofit (projected based on 9 months data): $10,919 Gallons of water saved: 271,440 Annual savings: $2,901 Retrofit cost: $1,066 Payback: 4.4 months ROI: 172% Additional savings:  $110 annually in cost avoidance from periodic increase in water/sewer rates  Estimated $1,333 in water heating costs

MA Restaurant Annual water/sewer costs pre-retrofit: $37,920 Annual water/sewer costs post-retrofit (projected based on 9 months data): $29,399 Gallons of water saved: 503,280 Annual savings: $8,521 Retrofit cost: $1,029 Payback: 1.5 months ROI: 728% Additional savings:  Estimated $4,000 - $8,000 annually from inaccurate water meter discovered from water audit findings  $380 annually in cost avoidance from periodic increase in water/sewer rates  Estimated $1,491 annually in water heating costs

MA Condominium complex Water and Cost Saving Case Study 79 of 112 units chose showerhead and bathroom faucet aerator upgrade 135 showerheads, 225 bathroom faucet aerators upgraded Estimated gallons of water saved: 633,000* Estimated annual water/sewer savings: $7,454 ($6,203 + $1,431 in cost avoidance from water/sewer rate increase) Estimated annual water heating cost savings: $3,355 Retrofit cost: $12,581 Payback: 14 months Additional savings:  Estimated $1,000 – 2,000 annually from sub-metered irrigation not deducted from sewer charges (discovered from water audit and project savings analysis) * Actual year 1 water saved: 223,652 gallons. Building exterior one year maintenance project’s power washing skewed results

RI Hotel Water and Cost Saving Sample Case Study 80 rooms, 78 guests per day 80 showerheads, 86 bathroom faucet aerators Estimated gallons of water saved: 394,737 Estimated annual water/sewer savings: $3,158 Estimated annual water heating cost savings: $4,889 Estimated retrofit cost: $7,488 Payback: 11.2 months

A dollar saved from cost-cutting is easier than a dollar earned from new sales! $1 expense savings = $5 - $10 sales revenue And generating new sales costs advertising $$ every year! Example: Annual $10,000 reduction in water related operating costs = increase sales by at least $40,000 (because net profit is $10,000)

Any downside? Nope! Average water audit costs $250 - $750 Typical restaurant water efficiency upgrade = 2.0 hours Hotel water efficiency upgrade (showerheads and faucet aerators) done without guest room down time

Thank you for attending Steve Mecca EcoWise Systems (401)