Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Indian Resorts Embrace Clean Energy for Sustainable Travel
Some hotels in India are going green to help the environment!
These resorts use things like solar panels and windmills to make their own electricity.
Evolve Back uses solar and a windmill for about half their power.
Others like Tamara use special lights and solar to heat water.
Courtyard by Marriott has a solar panel on the roof.
Spice Village runs mostly on solar power.
These hotels show that you can be comfortable and still help the planet.
Several Indian resorts are embracing clean energy practices for sustainable tourism.
Evolve Back resorts utilize solar power and a windmill to meet nearly 50% of their energy needs.
Tamara properties integrate sustainability through minimal habitat disturbance, LED lighting, and solar heating.
Courtyard by Marriott Aravali Resort & Spa in Gurgaon uses a rooftop solar plant for its energy.
Spice Village in Thekkady, Kerala, operates mostly off-grid using a solar unit for 75% of its energy.
- Who
- Several resorts, including Evolve Back, Tamara, Courtyard by Marriott Aravali Resort & Spa, and Spice Village.
- What
- Indian resorts are adopting clean energy to promote sustainable tourism.
- When
- Published June 25, 2025
- Where
- India
- Why
- To meet the growing demand for sustainable travel and reduce environmental impact.
- Resorts Featured
- Evolve Back, Tamara, Courtyard by Marriott Aravali Resort & Spa, Spice Village, Aahana
- Evolve Back Energy Source
- Solar power and a windmill
- Evolve Back Carbon Offset
- Approximately 800 tons of carbon dioxide
- Courtyard by Marriott Solar Capacity
- 368 kWp
- Courtyard by Marriott Daily Generation
- 1,272 kWh
- Spice Village Energy Source
- Solar unit (Surya Kanthi)
- Spice Village Energy Percentage
- 75%