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Many venues and conference facilities are considering the environment in various ways.
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Opening on 16th November 2009 - Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers
The vision of Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers is to be one of the world’s greenest hotels, encompassing all the service and comfort that you can expect from Crowne Plaza.
The Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers is CO2 neutral and meets all EU requirements for green buildings. All the energy comes from renewable sources. All the hotel's sun-filled surfaces are covered with ultra-thin, high-tech solar panels and the Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers has Denmark's first ground-water cooling and heating system that provides the cooling and heating in the hotel rooms. The concern for the environment is taken into consideration in the daily running of the hotel, and the Plaza Copenhagen Towers is certified under the international "Green Key" standard.
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The Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers has 366 spacious rooms including 4 Suites and 39 Executive Club Rooms with a view of Copenhagen, the Øresund region and the green areas around Amager Fælled. All rooms have light, Scandinavian design and feel and have flat screen TV, adjustable air conditioning, mini-bar, safety deposit box, Wi-Fi and high speed internet. The Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers has a large ballroom and 12 modern and flexible meeting rooms, totaling 37,673 square feet, making it ideal for both exclusive business meetings from 5 to 90 participants, as well as conferences and events for up to 800 participants. Crowne Plaza's website |
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The Bella Center is currently working on a green strategy. They are for example separating waste at source and using environmentally friendly cleaning and washing products. Food is prepared for the exact number of participants to avoid waste and beverages are served in bulk where feasible. Scandic is another good example. They provide a full package in their interpretation of sustainable meetings. Their program includes using eco-labelled products whenever possible, separating waste, and serving food on china and tap water in bulks instead of bottled water. To find out what a sustainable meeting is all about according to Scandic, please click here.
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