carbon emissions
Munich embraces eGPU technology
By the end of 2024, 20 emission-free, electric ground power units will be in use at Munich Airport, reducing noise and environmental pollution
Riga Airport reaches ACA Level 3
RIX Riga Airport has been awarded a Level 3 certificate by the global Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) programme
Sofia electrification drive enters second year
The three-year drive at the Bulgarian hub is co-funded by the EU project ESAGO (Electrification of Sofia Airport Ground Operation)
NATS unveils new carbon measurement tool
Known as ‘Clarity’, the tool will enable airports to measure and analyse their operational carbon footprint, NATS said
OAK achieves carbon accreditation
San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport will engage with airport partners to reduce carbon emissions
Open version of Ardian AirCarbon launches
Ardian is launching a free, open version of Ardian AirCarbon, its proprietary emission quantification and reduction tool for the aviation industry
dnata cuts CO2 emissions in UAE
Group brands dnata Logistics, Arabian Adventures, Alpha Flight Services and City Sightseeing have switched their UAE vehicles to run on biofuel
Mott MacDonald to help cut LHR carbon
Global engineering firm Mott MacDonald has begun work with London Heathrow Airport to help deliver its carbon reduction targets
SFO achieves ACI carbon accreditation Level 4
San Francisco International Airport has become the first large airport in North America to achieve the ACI’s Level 4 airport carbon accreditation
African airports accelerate eco efforts
Airport Carbon Accreditation has announced new participants and upgrades to levels of accreditation achieved, with a particular focus on African airports
Technologies driving green airport operations
As a trusted, industry-owned IT partner and a carbon-neutral company, SITA helps give airports a head start on lowering their operational emissions
ACI carbon nod for King Khalid
King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh has won ACI’s Airport Carbon Accreditation