Kaohsiung International Airport in Chinese Taipei has re-joined Airport Carbon Accreditation at level 3 ‘Optimisation’! Having achieved a solid CO2 reduction of its own footprint & influencing its business partners to embark on a CO2 management journey, the airport is in full sail towards carbon-free operations. Congratulations to everyone involved!
Month: March 2020
Nadi International Airport in Fiji achieves Level 3 of Airport Carbon Accreditation
The main international airport serving Fiji Islands, Nadi International Airport has been hard at work to achieve airport-wide CO2 reductions for 3 years now. The airport’s continuous efforts to reduce its carbon emissions have been rewarded with an upgrade to level 3 ‘Optimisation’ within Airport Carbon Accreditation. Fiji Airports Chief Executive Officer, Mr Faiz Khan […]
Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport upgrades to level 3 ‘Optimisation’
Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport (YQB)’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gases have once again been recognized, as the airport has received Airport Carbon Accreditation level 3 ‘Optimisation’ certification. “Protecting the environment is a priority for YQB, and the organization is working constantly to ensure that its practices meet the highest environmental standards in the […]
Carbon reduction efforts at Southampton Airport gain international recognition
Southampton Airport has been working to minimise its carbon footprint for many years and this continuous effort has now been awarded by Airport Carbon Accreditation level 2 ‘Reduction’. This climate certification level requires the development of a detailed carbon emissions inventory and establishment of a carbon emissions reduction target, as well as delivering annual tangible […]
Hawke’s Bay Airport achieves first step towards carbon neutral status
Hawke’s Bay Airport has succeeded in its first step towards carbon neutrality, gaining Level 1 “Mapping” of the internationally recognised Airport Carbon Accreditation programme. Hawke’s Bay Airport chief executive Stuart Ainslie said the airport has completed the mapping stage of the Airports Council International (ACI) Airport Carbon Accreditation programme and is well underway to becoming […]
London Luton Airport now part of the programme
We are delighted to confirm that London Luton Airport has joined the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme. The airport received level 1 ‘Mapping’ certification in recognition of its work to develop a complete inventory of CO2 emissions within its control. Welcome in the community of climate-smart airports!
Costa Rica’s SJO Airport achieves level 2 ‘Reduction’!
Costa Rica’s SJO Aeropuerto Internacional Juan Santamaría implemented by AERIS moves up from level 1 to level 2 ‘Reduction’ within Airport Carbon Accreditation! This new ambitious level was achieved through effective carbon management tactics yielding robust CO2 reductions from their operations. Among the environmental goals set by SJO is to reach the third level of […]