Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels Ltd 2022 SR
The report for 2022 details The Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels' progress under its Sustainable Luxury Vision 2030, focusing on guests, people, and communities. Key highlights include achieving a 36% reduction in absolute carbon emissions from a 2010 baseline and securing a 100% renewable energy contract for the London hotel project. The company also launched the Life Lived Best wellness initiative and transitioned to 99.9% petroleum-plastic-free bathroom amenities. Despite pandemic-related operational challenges, the group maintained a 52.7% waste diversion rate and expanded its green financing to HK$10.5 billion.
Company: Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels Ltd
Sector: Hospitality & food services
Country: Hong Kong
Year: 2022
Type: SR
Pages: 71
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Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels Ltd
Corporate Responsibility And Sustainability Report
The report for 2022 details The Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels' progress under its Sustainable Luxury Vision 2030, focusing on guests, people, and communities. Key highlights include achieving a 36% reduction in absolute carbon emissions from a 2010 baseline and securing a 100% renewable energy contract for the London hotel project. The company also launched the Life Lived Best wellness initiative and transitioned to 99.9% petroleum-plastic-free bathroom amenities. Despite pandemic-related operational challenges, the group maintained a 52.7% waste diversion rate and expanded its green financing to HK$10.5 billion.
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Document Details
Report Year
2022
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2022 - Dec 31, 2022
Fiscal Year
2022
Published
Mar 31, 2023
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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Women on Board
Women in Management
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Employees