Roe Park Resort announces Sustainability Pledge with £720K Investment

Roe Park Resort in Limavady has announced a £720K sustainability strategy investment, as it becomes a member of Green Tourism and works towards a target of net zero by 2050.

The hotel has made a number of significant investments on its way to net zero, with one of its major moves being an investment in a keyless card system. The system will significantly reduce the resort’s use of plastic, whereby guests will use their smart phones to access their room and have the option to check in themselves if desired.In addition, the hotel is also paving the way for maximum heat and energy efficiency by installing new boilers as well as solar panels which, since March, have already seen a 10% drop in electric usage before the summer months have even begun.

New heat controls have been introduced to manage temperatures in bedrooms and public areas which are more efficient and economical than previous systems.

George Graham, general manager at the Roe Park Resort, said, “We’re delighted to make these positive changes, contributing to a greener future and further enhancing our sustainability programme as we work towards the government targets of net zero by 2050.”

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