المملكة: In 2024.. Red Sea International will avoid 118 thousand tons of carbon emissions
She announced "Red Sea International"achieving a significant achievement in its sustainability record, as it succeeded in avoiding 117,879 tons of Renewable energy and low Carbon.
This number reflects the volume of emissions that could have been produced if traditional energy sources and transportation systems were used. To clarify the size of this impact, this achievement is equivalent to removing about 27,500 cars from the roads for an entire year, or eliminating electricity consumption for about 24,500 homes.
The positive impact has doubled
On this occasion, the CEO of Environment and Sustainability said in "Red Sea International" Raed Al-Bassit, avoiding approximately 118 thousand tons of emissions at this advanced stage of development demonstrates the influential power of integrating sustainability standards into the core of operations from day one, and as our destinations expand, this positive impact will double, proving to the world that luxury tourism can be the first driver of protecting and renewing nature.
He added: The credit for achieving these results is due to the commitment "Red Sea International" Strict with clean energy principles, it operates as a destination "Red Sea" Currently, it is entirely powered by 100% renewable electricity, supported by more than 760,000 solar panels, and the largest battery storage facility in the world, ensuring the flow of clean energy around the clock. In terms of sustainable mobility, the company operates an advanced fleet of electric vehicles and buses, supported by a network of 150 charging stations powered by renewable energy.
He pointed out that, in parallel, the airport "Red Sea International" Leading the way by starting to use Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and Low Carbon Aviation Fuel (LCAF) for seaplane operations, while continuing to work with partners to expand its use for upcoming commercial flights.
Achieving Zero Emission Neutrality
These measures are a key pillar of our journey "Red Sea International" Towards achieving zero neutrality in emissions (scopes one and two) by 2030. These results are also in line with the goals of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 and the circular carbon economy framework, which enhances the Kingdom’s endeavors to reach zero neutrality by the year 2060.
By combining advanced technical solutions with scientific commitment, we continue "Red Sea International" Establishing its position as a leading global model that demonstrates in practice how regenerative tourism can achieve tangible and measurable climate impact at scale.
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