


Melbourne Airport upholds a set of standards as part of their commitment to environmental preservation and compliance with their “Operational Environmental Management Plan (OEMP) Requirements for New Operators” framework. On-site businesses are now required to prepare and maintain environmental management plans for their operations that align with the framework and guidelines.
For Novotel Melbourne Airport, this meant reviewing and managing the environmental challenges faced by most hotel operations, including significant energy consumption, waste generation, water use, and hazardous material handling alongside their regulatory requirements.
Novotel contracted Morphum to deliver the assessment of risks and provide practical solutions that ensure compliance, but importantly also improve sustainability performance and outcomes from the outset.
A review of relevant guidelines, site plans and operational data formed the foundation to understanding the operational context of usage and assessing risks. Morphum worked closely with Novotel in co-developing mitigation measures that are both pragmatic and effective.
With our understanding secured, our team set about implementing phases for the OEMP development:
With these detailed strategies, we were able to deliver tailored and practical solutions to enable Novotel to reduce operational impacts and reinforce the business’ wider commitment to sustainability.
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