Radisson Hotel Group Launches First Two Verified Net Zero Hotels

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Radisson Hotel Group has launched its first two Verified Net Zero hotels, meeting the 2040 standards of the Net Zero Methodology for Hotels.

The Radisson Hotel Manchester City Centre and Radisson RED Oslo City Centre are pioneering sustainable hospitality by eliminating Scope 1 & 2 emissions, significantly reducing Scope 3 emissions, and compensating remaining emissions through Nature Based Solutions. The certification has been verified by TÜV Rheinland.

Setting a New Standard in Sustainable Hospitality

The Manchester property, formerly Park Inn, reopened as Radisson Hotel Manchester City Centre on 19 May 2025. The Oslo hotel, currently Park Inn, will become Radisson RED Oslo City Centre from July 2025. Both hotels focus on renewable energy, low-carbon menus, and waste minimization.

Radisson uses 100% renewable energy, electric heating and cooking systems, and low-carbon food menus developed in partnership with Klimato. Waste is managed through recycling initiatives, including reusable glass bottles and digital guest services to reduce paper use.

Towards Net Zero 2050

Federico J. González, Executive Vice Chairman at Radisson Hotel Group, stated, "We are proving that transforming existing hotels into Net Zero properties is not only possible but essential." The group plans to achieve Net Zero by 2050, focusing on upgrading existing properties as well as new builds.

The Verified Net Zero hotels offer guests sustainable stays without sacrificing comfort, featuring renewable energy, minimal waste, and eco-friendly amenities, setting a new benchmark for the future of hospitality.