Case Study:
Daniel Thwaites

KBR Case Study

At Daniel Thwaites, sustainability isn’t just a goal—it’s becoming part of the operation. To push energy efficiency, a trial involving advanced energy-saving solutions was conducted at the Crown Inn and Toll House, two historic sites celebrated for their hospitality. From cellar management to fridge optimisation, every measure was carefully implemented, monitored, and refined to make a measurable difference in power consumption without compromising quality.

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Matthew Linton, Sustainability & Energy Manager at Daniel Thwaites PLC

The Result: A Commitment to Reduced Power Usage

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    Energy Usage Comparison: This chart shows the average daily energy usage (kWh) for each piece of equipment before and after implementing the energy-saving measures.

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    Percentage Energy Savings: This bar chart highlights the percentage of energy saved by each equipment type, demonstrating the effectiveness of each energy-saving solution.

Through these initiatives, Daniel Thwaites achieved an annualised saving of 7,426 kWh, a remarkable 37.6% reduction across the sites. This trial underlines the possibilities of energy efficiency in a sector known for its traditionally high power requirements, paving the way for expanded sustainability measures in future phases.

Daniel Thwaites’ commitment to resource-efficient hospitality sets a high standard for the industry. This trial’s success not only showcases the impact of technological improvements but also reinforces the company’s dedication to reducing environmental impact. As further optimisations are introduced, Daniel Thwaites will continue to lead the way towards a greener future for hospitality.