Commercial, Distributed Energy Resources, GHG Emissions - October 27, 2023
Best Western, Other Hotels Add EV Charging
A dozen Best Westerns and seven other hotels, including Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn Express and Four Points Sheraton, added electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure on their properties.
The EV charging stations were constructed by TurnOnGreen, Inc., a company that provides EV charging solutions to homes, businesses and fleets across North America.
The company has already initiated projects at 19 other hotels and successfully activated 80 EV charging stations at 32 hotels across North America. The projects feature multiple high-power, networked EVP700G and EVP1100WG Level 2 EV chargers.
The new installations distributed across North America include the following locations:
- Best Western Copper Hills Inn – Globe, AZ
- Best Western Premier Chateau Granville Hotel & Suites – Vancouver, BC
- Hampton Inn Buellton – Buellton, CA
- Cardiff by the Sea Lodge – Cardiff, CA
- Best Western Novato Oaks Inn – Novato, CA
- Red Lion Hotel – Redding, CA
- Best Western Red Coach Inn - San Francisco, CA
- Holiday Inn Express – Jacksonville Beach, FL
- Four Points Sheraton – Jacksonville, FL
- Best Western Milton Inn – Blairsville, GA
- Best Western Smyrna – Smyrna, GA
- Best Western Mattoon – Mattoon, IL
- Holiday Inn Express – Maryville, MO
- Best Western Rocky Mountain Lodge – Whitefish, MT
- Best Western Native Inn – Calera, OK
- Best Western Markita Inn – Durant, OK
- Best Western Ponderosa Lodge – Sisters, OR
- Best Western Premier Park Hotel – Madison, WI
- Tru by Hilton Chesapeake Greenbrier -Chesapeake, VA
“We are working closely with multiple hospitality groups to support the increasing demand for EV charging infrastructure at hotels across North America,” said TurnOnGreen President Marcus Charuvastra in a statement. “TurnOnGreen is able to provide hotel owner-operators with a variety of flexible power EV charging options and affordable network solutions to help properties monetize energy distribution, offer charging as an amenity, or support hotel guest reward programs.”
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