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New Danish measures emerge to reduce aviation’s air and ground emissions
Denmark boosts aviation sustainability with low-aromatic fuel to reduce contrails and AI tech at Copenhagen Airport to cut APU emissions. Kalundborg supplies Airbus, while Assaia’s system helps minimize ground pollution using real-time data and weather analysis.
AC Hotel Savannah Historic District earns LEED Platinum certification
AC Hotel Savannah earns rare LEED Platinum status for energy-efficient, eco-friendly design. ADA Cosmetics cuts waste with refill systems, natural ingredients, and certified eco-packaging. Both showcase how sustainability is shaping modern hospitality through design and responsible products.
Hobby Airport Unveils Solar Canopy to Power Operations and Promote Sustainability
William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) launched a rooftop solar system producing 100% clean energy for airport use, cutting emissions and costs. The project adds covered parking, powers operations, and supports Houston’s wider sustainability efforts, which have cut HOU emissions by 32% since 2019.
Radisson Group targets Net Zero by 2050, with verified green practices, 100% renewable energy, low-waste hotels, and LEED Zero Carbon certifications. Key efforts include circular operations, water reuse, solar power, EVs and industry-first sustainability tools, driving global responsible hospitality
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Vietnam resort installing more than 4,500 solar panels
Alma Resort Cam Ranh, Vietnam, is installing 4,476 solar panels to supply up to 30% of its energy, cutting CO₂ emissions by 65,000 tonnes over 25 years. Sustainability efforts include on-site gardens, a water treatment plant, and daily waste processing with recycling and composting initiatives.
More sustainable taxiing
Schiphol is investigating how more sustainable taxiing can be implemented at the airport. More sustainable taxiing entails aircraft being taken to and from the runway by a special aircraft tug called a Taxibot. This means that planes can taxi without using their engines.
Four Seasons Hotel Doha Receives the Green Key Certification for its Commitment to Sustainability
Four Seasons Hotel Doha earns Green Key certification for eco-friendly practices like energy and water conservation, waste reduction, and sustainable sourcing. As part of the Four Seasons for Good program it promotes responsible hospitality with local community impact and global sustainability goals
Pegasus Airlines converts JOLCO transactions into sustainability-linked loan structure
Pegasus Airlines converts three aircraft leases into Sustainability-Linked Loans, tying financing to carbon intensity and gender diversity goals. Backed by SMBC Group, the deal supports delivery of A321neo aircraft and highlights Pegasus’s leadership in sustainable aviation finance.