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We are adopting best practices and building a culture thatcontinuously strives to improve and sustain our positive

i l l i W ill k l b ll denvironmental results over time. We will work globally andact locally by :

•  Developing environmental programs, products and services•  Setting environmental impact targets and measuring performance of green programs W ki   ith    i t   li     d l l • Working with our associates, suppliers, owners and local communities to minimize our environmental impact

•  Complying with climate policies and environmental laws

Through our various Wyndham Green programs, our main areas of focus include:

•  Educate, influence and provide value to internal and external  stakeholders

•  Reduce energy consumption and track performance•  Reduce energy consumption and track performance•  Reduce water and energy usage and recycle• Minimize waste by recycling and reusing materials•  Participate in local community programs that contribute to the   Participate in local community programs that contribute to the wellness of our environment

Greening CommitteesGreening Committees Resort team meets monthly to discuss greening issues:y g g

‐ Utility Consumption ‐ Best Practices‐ Projects and Ideas

Green Paper ProductsGreen Paper Products

Toilet Tissue Kitchen Paper Towel Facial Tissue

Green Products in the UnitGreen Products in the Unit

Laundry Detergent

Auto Dish Detergent

Dish Liquid Detergent

WHOA FAT Oil BoxWHOA FAT Oil Box

Elimination of Water BottleElimination of Water BottleEnergy Saving Timer

EV Charging StationEV Charging Station Quick Charging Station Q g glocated at the parking garage for our guest to use

100 % Recycled Paper100 % Recycled Paper

Low VOC PaintLow VOC Paint

Water Conservation Water Conservation  We are addressing ways to reduce water use by using  We are addressing ways to reduce water use by using products and implementing services and environmental programs that promote cleaner water as well as more conservative and efficient consumption

Online Usage Tracking System

Total Usage Total Cost

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Associated Utility Meter

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Comments

11/26/12 12/31/12 Waikiki Beach Walk

Water 1,372 kGals (Water)

19,942 18

Submitted

Data from billWalk (Water) 2.18 tted bill

10/16/12 11/26/12 Waikiki Beach Walk

Water 1,604 kGals (Water)

23,313.14

Submitted

Data from bill

9/14/12 10/16/12 Waikiki Beach Water 1,094 kGals 15,90 Submi Data from Walk (Water) 2.84 tted bill

8/13/12 9/14/12 Waikiki Beach Walk

Water 1,122 kGals (Water)

16,295.15

Submitted

Data from bill

7/18/12 8/13/12 Waikiki Beach Water 1,095 kGals 15,90 Submi Data from Walk (Water) 2.84 tted bill

6/13/12 7/18/12 Waikiki Beach Walk

Water 1,492 kGals (Water)

21,103.67

Submitted

Dta from Bill

5/14/12 6/13/12 Waikiki Beach Water 1 279 kGals 17 64 Submi Dta from5/14/12 6/13/12 Waikiki Beach Walk

Water 1,279 kGals (Water)

17,643.81

Submitted

Dta from bill

4/16/12 5/14/12 Waikiki Beach Walk

Water 1,080 kGals (Water)

14,899.6

Submitted

Dta from bill

3/14/12 4/16/12 Waikiki Beach Water 1 279 kGals 17 64 Submi Data from3/14/12 4/16/12 Waikiki Beach Walk

Water 1,279 kGals (Water)

17,643.81

Submitted

Data from bill

2/11/12 3/14/12 Waikiki Beach Walk

Water 1,059 kGals (Water)

14,610.01

Submitted

Data from bill

Water ConservationWater Conservation Install low flow faucets, sensor flush valves, shower heads, toilets, and appliances.

1.5 Gallon/min – faucets & shower heads

Water Saving Sensor Water Saving Sensor 

Energy ConservationEnergy Conservation We are working together to reduce energy  We are working together to reduce energy consumption. Through environmental programs that help increase awareness, innovation and teamwork, we are establishing green initiatives that target new, energy‐saving alternatives

Energy ConservationEnergy Conservation Change lights to energy efficient bulbs and fixturesg g gy Place sensors light in public places and storage areas Use the Wyndham online tracking system to measure and reduce energy consumption

CFL / LED Light BulbsCFL / LED Light Bulbs

LCD TVLCD TV

Recycle & Re Use Recycle & Re‐Use 

Wyndham Worldwide green programs are adapting green practices to reduce the amount of glass, paper 

d  l i     h    f   b i i  and plastic waste they generate, from substituting printed correspondence with e‐mail, to the addition of single‐stream recycling bins, to using FSC‐certified single stream recycling bins, to using FSC certified recycled paper

Green Recycling BagGreen Recycling Bag

Common Area RecyclingCommon Area RecyclingRecycling Bins in Public Area

Plastic & Aluminum RecyclingPlastic & Aluminum Recycling Housekeeping p gstaff sorts bottles & cansM   k   Managers take truck loads to recycling centerrecycling center

EZ Recycling BinEZ Recycling Bin

Fluorescent Bulb RecyclingFluorescent Bulb Recycling

Toner Cartridge RecyclingToner Cartridge Recycling

Community Environmental Community Environmental  Reach out the local community y Work with other organizations to plant trees  Donate amenities, linen, and furniture to local charities

Develop green programs with local communities like d   l  outdoor clean up

Waikiki Elementary School Waikiki Elementary School Grass Planning Event 

Community Service at IHS Community Service at IHS 

Wishes By WyndhamWishes By WyndhamLeft over non‐perishable items from guest donated to Aloha Harvest and Hawaii Food BankFood Bank

Donation Donation  Donate unclaimed Lost and Found items and used kitchenware to local communities such as:

‐ GoodwillS‐ Savers

‐ Habitat for Humanity

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