Month: January 2019

It was a record year in passenger traffic for Cambodia Airports, operated by VINCI Airports! At the same time, their engagement on the Climate front didn’t falter even the slightest bit! Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Sihanouk Airports renewed their Level 1 Mapping Airport Carbon Accreditation certificates. 35 airports owned or operated by VINCI Airports worldwide […]

The only accredited airport in Uruguay, Carrasco International Airport, has made it all the way to Level 2 Reduction of Airport Carbon Accreditation. To give an example of their Climate Action: most recently, the airport made the headlines with the opening of a brand new, 0.5 MW photo-voltaic plant at its premises. In its first stage, […]

Congratulations to Düsseldorf Airport for renewing their Airport Carbon Accreditation at Level 3 Optimisation! The German airport is hard at work to reduce the emissions from their operations and engage their business partners to do the same. Read more about their Climate Action (in German) here. 

Brisbane Airport has just achieved a successful renewal within Airport Carbon Accreditation! The Aussie airport is just one step away from the coveted CO2 neutrality. Congratulations on your renewed Level 3 Optimisation certificate! 

The second airport to ever reach Neutrality in India and in the broader Asia-Pacific region has just renewed their accreditation for another year! Even though years pass, Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, serving the city of Hyderabad, keeps it fresh with their Level 3+ Neutrality certificate within Airport Carbon Accreditation. Congratulations! 

We are delighted to reveal that Kelowna International Airport in Canada started Mapping its CO2 footprint within Airport Carbon Accreditation! The airport joined the community of now 13 climate-smart airports in the country of maple syrup ;). Congratulations to everyone involved! 

• 259 airports now actively engaged in addressing their impact on Climate change • Airport operators of 49 airports worldwide are carbon neutral • Naples Airport become the 40th in Europe to run by a carbon neutral airport operator 22 January 2019:  Following last month’s COP24 UNFCCC Climate Change Conference in Katowice, Poland, Airports Council […]

• 259 airports now actively engaged in addressing their impact on Climate change • Airport operators of 49 airports worldwide are carbon neutral • Naples Airport become the 40th in Europe to run by a carbon neutral airport operator     22 January 2019:  Following last month’s COP24 UNFCCC Climate Change Conference in Katowice, Poland, […]

Dublin and Cork airports have successfully renewed their accreditation at Level 2 Reduction of Airport Carbon Accreditation. This means that each airport has compiled an independently verified carbon footprint and succeeded in reducing their overall emissions and carbon footprint over the past number of years. Keep up the good work!