As the European Aviation Summit closes in Bruges, Belgium, the Belgian Presidency of the EU announced ‘The Bruges Declaration’ in which Airport Carbon Accreditation is mentioned as a valuable voluntary industry initiative to reduce CO2 emissions!
Month: October 2010
26/10/10 EC commends European airports for CO2 reduction achievements (107.16KB)
Siim Kallas
In a ceremony this morning, European Commission Vice-President in charge of Transport, Mr Siim Kallas presented Brussels Airport with the Airport Carbon Accredited certificate for ‘Reduction‘ – thanks to their hard work in achieving a reduction of over 10,000 tonnes of CO2! Well done to all at Brussels Airport! Vice President Kallas also praised Airport […]
11/10/10 Europes busiest airport becomes Airport Carbon Accredited (113.30KB)
540,000 tonnes of CO2
London-Heathrow Airport – the busiest airport in Europe and the busiest airport in the world, in terms of international passenger traffic – has become Airport Carbon Accredited at the ‘Optimisation’ level – the highest level possible, without offsetting. Well done to everyone at BAA involved in this achievement! This also brings the cumulative collective CO2 reduction achieved […]