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Hotel Sustainability Benchmarking Index 2017: Energy, Water, and Carbon

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CHSB 2017 Benchmarks
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Center for Hospitality Research Publications
Author
Ricaurte, Eric
Abstract

This report presents the results of the fourth annual Cornell Hotel Sustainability Benchmarking (CHSB) study, an update to last year’s CHSB2016 study, which was undertaken as a collaborative effort of the Cornell University Center for Hospitality Research, hotel participants, Greenview, and an industry advisory group. This report with historical trends and its accompanying index are intended to advance the knowledge base and data sets for benchmarking activities relating to energy, water, and greenhouse gas emissions for the industry’s benefit. The data sets remain freely available for download from the Cornell Center for Hospitality Research. This fourth study builds on the framework, expands the data set’s geographical coverage, presents historical trends across three years of similar data, and provides enhanced benchmarks and metrics – including a pilot of measures from the Hotel Water Measurement Initiative and percentage of energy generated from renewable sources – with an 80% increase in the global data set and adding segmentation by asset class and number of stars in the accompanying index.

Date Issued
2017-12-01
Keywords
Cornell Hotel Sustainability Benchmarking (CHSB) study
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energy
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water
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carbon emissions
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greenhouse gas emissions
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CHR
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