Minor Hotels Europe & Americas has chosen Deepki, a market-leading ESG platform, to support its transition to net zero and improve its sustainability practices worldwide.
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Minor Hotels Europe & Americas aims to reduce its company-wide emissions by 90% across the entire value chain by 2050, to become a net zero Company.
Deepki provides a complete ESG platform for real estate, which enables Minor Hotels Europe & Americas to track and monitor its decarbonization goals, define energy efficiency measures, and measure the impact of those implemented.
Minor Hotels Europe & Americas plans to achieve 100% data coverage through technology and digitization, using Deepki’s SaaS solution to automate the collection of consumption data and invoices.
The deployment of Deepki’s platform across Minor Hotels Europe & Americas' portfolio has brought a new level of transparency and facilitated reporting, which supports its ESG leadership in the sector.
Minor Hotels Europe & Americas plans to implement a decarbonisation plan and a resilience plan to help reach net zero and mitigate the risk of stranded assets, using Deepki’s complete ESG platform for real estate.

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