V Villas Hua Hin – MGallery Collection has introduced a number of measures to reduce the property’s carbon emissions such as the introduction of EV minivans and EV charging stations for the convenience of guests.

To reduce its carbon footprint, Grand Park Kodhipparu, Maldives launched a solar power system on Earth Day 2021, which now supplies over 10.56% of the electricity needs, saving approximately 150,000 litres of diesel annually. This commitment to renewable energy is complemented by energy-efficient lighting, water conservation measures, and environmentally friendly amenities throughout the resort.

In order to be In line with Accor's commitment to achieving Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050, Pullman Jakarta Central Park encourages guests to calculate their carbon footprint associated with their stay or event.

The Tschuggen Collection has set a target for all properties to work towards the eventual elimination of all fossil fuels by 2025.

Raffles and Fairmont Hotel Makati is the first hotel in Manila to have electric car charging facilities. The hotel has taken a proactive role in supporting the community's transition to electric vehicles by partnering with Solarius Energy to install electric vehicle charging stations on the property. This initiative aims to expand the network of EV chargers and encourage more people to make the switch to electric vehicles, contributing to a greener and more sustainable future.

Grand Plaza Mövenpick Media City actively addresses its carbon footprint by undertaking CO2 offsetting for energy usage in all meetings and events. Through retiring Verified Carbon Units, the hotel contributes to projects such as the 1.6MW Bundled Rice Husk Based Co-generation Plant by M/S Milk Food Limited (MFL) in Patiala (Punjab) and Moradabad (U.P) districts, showcasing its commitment to responsible energy consumption.

While the Park Plaza Victoria, Amsterdam is a renowned historical landmark, hotel guests enjoy the latest technology for both convenience and sustainability.

Lefay Resorts & Residences is a carbon neutral company and totally offsets its CO2 emissions. This is done, in the first place, by constantly utilizing the environmental management system to reduce operational impacts thanks to the self-generation plants.

From its inception, Ortenia - Apartments in Nature aimed for the highest ecological standards. The exteriors of the apartments are made of Forestry Stewardship Council’s (FSC) certified wood, with cellulose fibre as insulation material inside the walls and fitted with natural sealing materials.