Month: February 2018

Albania’s capital city boasts an airport with a mature carbon management in place! Tirana International Airport just renewed at Level 2 Reduction of Airport Carbon Accreditation. It means the airport has demonstrated actual emissions reductions! Well done! 

Munich Airport has just successfully renewed their Level 3 Optimisation accreditation. For more information on their ambitious and well-thought plans for Climate Action, click here.  Congratulations on your renewal!

All three airports owned by Port of Portland are now actively reducing their CO2 emissions. Portland Hillsboro upgraded to Level 2 Reduction, a status it has lost just for one cycle of the programme. Portland International and Portland Troutdale Airports renewed their certificates for GHG emissions reduction!  Want to know more about the Port of […]

Mount Isa Airport is now certified for Mapping their CO2 emissions within Airport Carbon Accreditation. Their successful adhesion to the programme marked a milestone for Queensland Airports Limited, ISA’s operator: all four airports owned by the company are part of AirportCO2 Community. Well done! Read more: http://www.mountisaairport.com.au/airport-takes-flight-to-carbon-reduction/ 

Budapest Airport is on top of their game in cooperating with stakeholders through their Greenairport Program.  This unique partnership of companies has one goal: further reducing the environmental impact of the airport – while mastering Level 3 Airport Carbon Accreditation

Melbourne Airport is committed to tackling climate change! The airport’s work on mitigating emissions was recognised with a certificate at Level 1 Mapping of Airport Carbon Accreditation. To check out Melbourne Airport’s work on reducing their emissions and their plans for the future, hop to:  https://goo.gl/ysWQ8s

Two airports implemented by ONDA (Morrocan Airports Authority) just renewed their Airport Carbon Accreditation. Marrakech Menara and Casablanca Mohammed V Airports are at mapping their CO2 emissions. Well done! 

We are delighted to announce that Eindhoven Airport renewed its carbon neutral status within AirportCO2 Community! The second busiest airport in the Netherlands is a leading example of sustainability work.  Read more about their environmental management here: https://www.eindhovenairport.nl/en/corporate-responsibility 

Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi International Airport just renewed its certificate at the highest level of the programme! What’s more, soon the total solar power generation at RGIA – Hyderabad will reach 10MW. The airport commissioned an additional 5 MW solar power plant, on top of the existing 5 MW capacity. Great work for sustainability of their operations!  […]

Dubai International and Dubai World Central Airports have met all the necessary requirements to renew at Level 2 Reduction of Airport Carbon Accreditation. Well done!