Travel, Tourism & Hospitality
Royal M Abu Dhabi introduces sustainable hospitality
Royal M Hotel Abu Dhabi by Gewan is introducing eco-friendly initiatives to redefine hospitality and promote sustainable dining. These initiatives aim to reduce waste, conserve energy, and promote responsible innovation in hospitality.
Royal M Hotel Abu Dhabi by Gewan is setting a new benchmark in sustainable luxury with a series of groundbreaking eco-friendly initiatives. Committed to redefining hospitality with responsible innovation, the hotel is spearheading environmental stewardship with pioneering projects that reduce waste, conserve energy, and promote sustainable dining.
Harnessing Solar Energy
With 180 solar panels generating 252 kilowatts of heat energy per hour, Royal M Abu Dhabi has transitioned to a fully solar-powered hot water system. This innovation cuts down electricity costs by approximately AED 300,000 ($81676) annually while reducing carbon emissions, reaffirming the hotel's dedication to renewable energy solutions.
Innovative Food Waste Management
Sustainability extends beyond energy and water at Royal M. The hotel has introduced an advanced food waste compressing system capable of reducing 25 kg of food waste to just 5 kg. This initiative curbs landfill contributions, minimises greenhouse gas emissions, and optimises operational efficiency, setting a new standard in responsible waste management.
Fresh, Home-Grown Ingredients
In a move toward sustainable gastronomy, Royal M Abu Dhabi has launched an in-house micro herb production initiative. By growing fresh, nutrient-rich herbs on-site, the hotel enhances its culinary offerings while reducing its carbon footprint by cutting down on transportation and packaging waste.
Sustainability Meets Entertainment
The Water Laser Show at Royal M Abu Dhabi exemplifies the fusion of sustainability and entertainment. This AED 1.5 million investment leverages energy-efficient laser technology to create a mesmerising experience while minimising water usage. -TradeArabia News Service