Good climate news from India. The country’s third busiest airport, Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru renews at Level 3+ Neutrality of Airport Carbon Accreditation. Congratulations!
Month: July 2018
Hamad International Airport renews at Level 3 Optimisation
Hamad International Airport in Doha just renewed its accreditation at the second to highest level of the programme. Congratulations on your new Level 3 Optimisation certificate!
Stockholm Arlanda Airport achieves a 3-yearly renewal at Level 3+
The busiest airport of Sweden is also one of the best-of-class airports in terms of carbon management. Stockholm Arlanda Airport just achieved a successful renewal at Level 3+ Neutrality for the next 3 years! Swedavia, which owns and operates Stockholm Arlanda, has cut its emissions of fossil carbon dioxide at the airport by more than half […]
Macau International Airport renews at Level 2 Reduction
We are delighted to confirm that Macau International Airport renewed its Airport Carbon Accreditation certificate at Level 2 Reduction for another year! Congratulations on your renewal :).
Ronneby Airport renews its Neutrality certificate
Swedavia’s Ronneby Airport continues its work on mitigating emissions from its operations! The airport has just renewed at Level 3+ Neutrality for another year. Congratulations!
First airport becomes accredited in New Zealand!
A first in New Zealand!!! Christchurch Airport became accredited directly at Level 2 Reduction of Airport Carbon Accreditation! The airport was recognised for its carbon management work, which includes a commitment to transition of their vehicle fleet to 100% electric by 2030. Read more about their work on sustainability here.
Bologna Airport renews at Level 2 Reduction
Bologna Airport is deeply invested in reducing its CO2 footprint! The airport just renewed at Level 2 Reduction of Airport Carbon Accreditation. Congrats on your renewal!
Australia’s Parafield Airport renews its Optimisation certificate
Parafield Airport has just renewed its Airport Carbon Accreditation at the second highest level! Australia’s fifth busiest airport is reducing its carbon emissions and engaging its business partners to do the same! Congrats on your renewal!
Paris airports renew at Level 3 Optimisation
The trinity of Paris airports: Paris – Charles de Gaulle (CDG), Paris – Orly (ORY) and Paris – Le Bourget (LBG) just renewed their certificates at Level 3 Optimisation of Airport Carbon Accreditation. For them, to reduce emissions means primarily to innovate! Example? Watch this video:
Québec actively reduces its CO2
Climate action undertaken by airports in the North American region continues to step ahead. For instance, Canada’s Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport achieved a successful upgrade to Level 2 Reduction of Airport Carbon Accreditation. We bring you their 3 most impactful initiatives that helped them start actively reducing their CO2 footprint. 1. The airport […]