Red Sea Global committed to preservation of environment in its projects
Red
Sea Global, a leading real estate development company, is spearheading
sustainable development initiatives with a focus on integrating electric
vehicles (EVs) into Saudi Arabia's landscape, powered by solar energy,
hydrogen, and electric transport.
As
one of the largest integrated development firms in the Middle East, Red Sea
Global envisions becoming the world's largest by developing multiple
destinations along Saudi Arabia's west coast, surrounded by natural wonders
like turtles and mangroves.
Interview:
John Pagano, CEO Red Sea Global, shares development of Red Sea project
By
2030, upon full completion, the Red Sea destination will boast 50 hotels spread
across islands and inland sites, complemented by luxury marinas, golf courses,
entertainment venues, and leisure facilities.
Sustainability
lies at the core of Red Sea Global's ethos, with only 22 of over 90 islands in
the Red Sea destination being developed, while nine islands are designated conservation
areas, limiting development to accommodate a maximum of one million visitors
annually.
Aligned
with Vision 2030, Red Sea Global contributes to Saudi Arabia's economic
diversification by creating jobs in the tourism sector, nurturing local talent,
and fostering future leaders.
Illuminating
the Red Sea: Pioneering dark sky conservation in the Middle East
Under
the leadership of CEO John Pagano and with the backing of His Royal Highness
Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Red Sea Global prioritizes
sustainable tourism as a fundamental pillar of Vision 2030.
The
company's commitment to sustainability extends to its development strategies,
such as prefabricated construction methods and careful site selection to
minimize environmental impact.
Red
Sea Global aims not only for sustainability but also for a regenerative impact
on the environment, striving to deliver a net conservation benefit of 30% to
local ecosystems by 2040.
Red
Sea Global installs over 750,000 photovoltaic panels at The Red Sea destination
Integrating
electric vehicles into its operations, Red Sea Global operates a fully
sustainable destination, powered by solar farms, and plans to become the
world's largest single-point charging network in Saudi Arabia.
Innovating
further, Red Sea Global is exploring hydrogen energy as part of its mobility
strategy, with plans to introduce hydrogen-powered vehicles and autonomous
vehicles in the near future, aligning with its commitment to sustainability and
cost efficiency.
Source:
https://energydigital.com/
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