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Inayat-ur-Rahman, Business Editor

Coral Beach Resort Sharjah, managed by Hospitality Management Holding (HMH), has announced the commencement of its comprehensive strategy towards achieving zero carbon emissions.

In a series of proactive steps, Coral Beach Resort Sharjah hosted carbon emission experts, conducting audits, and empowering its staff through awareness sessions.

The journey towards zero carbon emissions began with a site visit conducting Greenhouse Gas assessment in accordance with the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard and level 1 energy survey and analysis audit by the Climate & Conservation Consortium (CCC) headed by Sanith de S. Wijeyeratne, Director/CEO and his expert team in energy, carbon management and green buildings. Leveraging the CCC’s expertise, their team assessed every aspect of the hotel’s activities, from energy consumption and waste management to transportation and procurement practices. Their insights have laid the foundation for a targeted strategy aimed at achieving carbon neutrality.

Furthermore, the initiative includes a series of informative awareness sessions for its staff, giving sessions delving into the intricacies of carbon emissions, exploring impacts and the importance of mitigation strategies. “It’s encouraging to witness Coral Beach Resort Sharjah’s stance on carbon emissions. Their initiative demonstrates a commendable dedication to sustainability that will undoubtedly inspire change in the industry”, Sanith de S. Wijeyeratne, Director/CEO of Climate & Conservation Consortium, said.

“Our commitment to sustainability extends beyond words to tangible action,” says Iftikhar Hamdani, Area General Manager of Coral Beach Resort Sharjah. “By hosting experts, conducting audits and empowering our team, we are taking concrete steps towards our goal of zero carbon emissions. We believe that this step will be able to inspire others to follow suit and driving positive change on a global scale.”