Radisson Accelerates Net Zero Plans with Four New Hotels in Sweden and Denmark

Radisson Hotel Group has ramped up its efforts to reach 100 Verified Net Zero hotels by 2030 with four new Radisson Blu hotels in Sweden and Denmark carrying the label.

The three hotels now launched in Stockholm are: Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel, Stockholm, including Stockholm Waterfront Congress Centre, Radisson Blu Royal Viking Hotel, Stockholm and Radisson Blu Arlandia Hotel, Stockholm-Arlanda. In Denmark, the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Copenhagen is launched as a Verified Net Zero Hotel.

Federico J. González, Global CEO of Radisson Hotel Group, said: “Growth and sustainability cannot be two separate conversations. If we want to build a stronger hospitality business for the long term, we need hotels that reduce their environmental impact while continuing to deliver for our guests, owners and people. What we have learned through Verified Net Zero gives us an opportunity to take that ambition further, and this expansion in Scandinavia is another important step as we work towards 100 Verified Net Zero hotels by 2030.” 

Inge Huijbrechts, Chief Sustainability & Security Officer at Radisson Hotel Group, said: “With four additional launches in Stockholm and Copenhagen, our Verified Net Zero programme continues to gain momentum. We now have nine Verified Net Zero Hotels across the Nordics and the UK, proving that net zero hospitality is no longer a concept or a pilot—it is a scalable reality.

"By bringing the program to some of the region’s most important meetings and events venues, we are helping corporate customers, meeting planners and guests reduce the footprint of travel and events without compromising on quality, flexibility or scale. Importantly, every Verified Net Zero Hotel is independently verified by TÜV Rheinland against the Net Zero Methodology for Hotels, providing customers with confidence, transparency and credibility in an increasingly complex sustainability landscape.”