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MOB Hôtel earns B Corp certification and confirms its commitment to sustainability

The MOB Hôtel group, founded by Cyril Aouizerate, has taken another step forward by obtaining B Corp certification. This recognition validates a pioneering approach combining the hotel industry, ecology and social commitment, and paves the way for a more virtuous model.

Source: Le Figaro
IHG Says it Will Miss its Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Targets

IHG admits it won't meet its 2030 goal of cutting emissions by 46% with a 7.2% rise since 2019 Challenges include slow renewable energy adoption and lack of netZero policies Efforts include LED lighting smart thermostats and low-carbon hotels IHG will reassess targets focusing on what it can control

Source: Skift
Why is KLM Calling for Stricter SAF Policies from the EU?

KLM urges the EU to enforce stricter e-SAF policies driving sustainable aviation through major SAF investments and Project SkyPower e-SAF made from renewable energy water and captured CO₂ enhances energy security and competitiveness Urgent policy support is needed to commercialize this €350bn market

How Hotels Are Reducing Waste Through Digital Solutions

Hotels reduce waste through digital check-ins, QR code menus, and paperless event planning. Smart thermostats & motion sensors cut energy waste, while digital waste monitoring optimizes food use. These innovations ensure luxury stays with minimal environmental impact.

Source: City Park Hotel
Why Cathay believes in a “greener together” approach to sustainability

♻️ Grace Cheung, Cathay’s Sustainability GM, discusses aviation sustainability with SimpliFlying CEO Shashank Nigam. Topics include bridging experts and stakeholders, Cathay’s 10% SAF goal by 2030, local SAF production, costs, fleet renewal, partnerships, and the “Greener Together” strategy.

Athens International: One of Europe’s Most Sustainable Airports

Athens International Airport (AIA) ✈️ is a leading sustainable airport in Europe, reducing its CO2 footprint by 60% (2005-2021). With its Route 2025 initiative, AIA aims to achieve net carbon zero by the end of the year, furthering its commitment to environmental responsibility. 🌍

Singapore Airlines Group and Aether Fuels Sign Memorandum of Understanding for Sustainable Aviation Fuel

The Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group ✈️ has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to potentially source neat sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from Aether Fuels (Aether), a climate technology firm that plans to set up SAF production plants in the United States of America and South East Asia.

Virgin was 1st – But Will Other Airlines Fly With 100% SAF?

IDTechEx forecasts strong SAF market growth, with capacity exceeding 57M tonnes by 2035 (8.5% CAGR). Airlines like Virgin Atlantic, IAG, and United scale up SAF, but costs remain high. Policies, fleet decarbonization, and tech advances drive adoption, yet aviation remains hard to decarbonize. ✈️♻️

Banyan Group’s Philip Lim on growth in a challenging landscape

Banyan Group’s sustainability focus is guided by its "Brand for Good" framework. It prioritizes eco-friendly 🌱design carbon reduction and ethical sourcing. New projects like Banyan Tree Kyoto integrate sustainability in construction and operations ensuring environmental protection and social impact

Source: Top Hotel News