Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport, operated by TAV, decreased its carbon emissions to the minimum level and neutralized the remaining amount by investing into clean energy. Following Ankara Esenboğa Airport, Izmir has become the second airport in Turkey that neutralized its carbon emissions under the auspices of Airport Carbon Accreditation. Congratulations on your renewal! Read more […]
Month: January 2018
Narita International Airport in Japan enters the programme
Narita International Airport, serving the Greater Tokyo Area in Japan, has just been recognised for its outstanding carbon management. The airport entered the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme directly at Level 2 Reduction. Congratulations on this remarkable achievement!
25/01/2018 Geneva and Galápagos Airports become carbon neutral
Geneva and Galápagos Airports become carbon neutral
• 211 airports across the world now certified at one of the 4 levels of Airport Carbon Accreditation • These airports welcomed 3.2 billion passengers a year – that’s 41.8% of global air passenger traffic • 37 airports are carbon neutral for emissions under their control – the latest are Galápagos Ecological Airport and Geneva […]
Düsseldorf Airport renews at Level 3 Optimisation
Good news came all the way from Germany today: Düsseldorf Airport just renewed at Level 3 Optimisation of Airport Carbon Accreditation. Well done!
Naples International Airport renews at Level 3 Optimisation
One step from carbon neutrality, Naples International Airport renews at Level 3 Optimisation of Airport Carbon Accreditation. Keep up the good work!
Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport starts actively reducing CO2 emissions
Canada’s Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport just joined the ranks of airports reducing their carbon footprint within Airport Carbon Accreditation! The airport successfully upgraded to Level 2 Reduction. Congrats!
Longreach Airport in Australia becomes Airport Carbon Accredited
We are happy to announce that Longreach Airport in Queensland, Australia joined the programme at Level 1 Mapping. Longreach is Australia’s 10th airport to engage in carbon management within Airport Carbon Accreditaton! Congratulations!
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol renews at Level 3+ Neutrality
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol’s carbon neutral status within Airport Carbon Accreditation has just been renewed! Schiphol is committed to combating climate change. Among other things, it does so by reducing its own CO2 emissions e.g. by using LED lights, electric vehicles and circular solutions. Learn more: https://goo.gl/Um22x4
Rome Fiumicino Airport renews at Level 3+ Neutrality
Rome Fiumicino Airport just renewed its Airport Carbon Accreditation at the highest level – 3+ Neutrality. Explore Fiumicino’s sustainability actions through their infographics.