Ryman Hospitality Properties publishes 2025 sustainability report
RHP•Ryman Hospitality Properties said carbon emissions intensity across its hospitality portfolio fell 20.1% from the 2019 baseline, while energy intensity declined 7.7%. Conservation investments exceeded $16 million, excluding the Gaylord National solar project, which is expected to generate about 3,000 MWh annually.
1. Sustainability metrics
Ryman Hospitality Properties’ 2025 Sustainability Report said hospitality portfolio carbon emissions intensity fell 20.1% from the 2019 baseline and energy intensity declined 7.7%, despite higher absolute energy consumption after the addition of JW Marriott Hill Country. Conservation investments exceeded $16 million, excluding the Gaylord National rooftop solar array, completed in 2026 and expected to generate approximately 3,000 MWh of electricity annually.
2. Emissions targets
The company said its long-term hospitality emissions targets remain under evaluation in partnership with Marriott, whose targets are verified by the Science Based Targets initiative.
