• Ryman Hospitality Properties’ 2025 Sustainability Report shows hospitality portfolio carbon emissions intensity fell 20.1% from the 2019 baseline.
• Hospitality portfolio energy intensity declined 7.7% from 2019, despite higher absolute energy consumption following the addition of JW Marriott Hill Country.
• Conservation investments exceeded $16 million, excluding the Gaylord National solar project, with upgrades targeting more efficient building systems.
• Gaylord National’s rooftop solar array was completed in 2026, with expected annual electricity generation of approximately 3,000 MWh.
• Long-term hospitality emissions targets remain under evaluation in partnership with Marriott, whose targets are verified by the Science Based Targets initiative.

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