Airports addressing their CO2 emissions
Annual Report 2014 - 2015ACCREDITED AIRPORTS
A good idea often takes a lot of time and effort to turn it into a reality, but then success breeds success. Our efforts to motivate airports to approach the issue of CO2 emissions and climate change in a collective way began in Europe in 2009. Since then, demand for Airport Carbon Accreditation has grown gradually, but steadily to become something that airports all over the world can now get involved in. Year 9 of the programme has seen airports all across the globe get certified for their environmental efforts. Click on the buttons below to get a regional breakdown of the airports involved.
EUROPE
Europe remains by far the most active region of Airport Carbon Accreditation. It comes as no surprise given that the story of the programme began here in June 2009. Each passing year has seen more airports – of all sizes – get involved. There are now 27 airports at the highest level of accreditation - Level 4+ 'Transition'. The latest airports to achieve it were Copenhagen, Malmö, Åre Östersund, Kiruna and Visby Airports. Congratulations to Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, Valenciennes Denain Airport and Lorraine Airport for joining the programme on Level 2 'Reduction'.Timeline
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
airports mapped their carbon footprints
airports actively reduced their CO2 emissions
airports reduced their CO2 emissions & engaged others to do so
carbon neutral airports
airports aligned their CO2 management with global climate goals
airports achieved Transformation and further compensated for residual emissions
of air passenger traffic
Airports europe 2012
ASIA - PACIFIC
Here is the progress of Asia-Pacific region, the second to join Airport Carbon Accreditation at the end of November 2011. The region is now boasting 4 airports at the highest level of the programme, with Mumbai Chhatrapati Hawke's Bay Airport having achieved Level 4+ 'Transition'. In addition, Brisbane International Airport has been upgraded to Level 4 'Transformation'. Congratulations!Timeline
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
airports mapped their carbon footprints
airports actively reduced their CO2 emissions
airports reduced their CO2 emissions & engaged others to do so
carbon neutral airports
airports aligned their CO2 management with global climate goals
airports achieved Transformation and further compensated for residual emissions
of air passenger traffic
Airports ASIA - PACIFIC 2012
Africa
Since June 2013, when the pioneering Enifdha-Hammamet International Airport became accredited, more than 16 airports joined the programme. Congratulations to Nosy Be Airport and Antananarivo Airport joining programme at Level 1 'Mapping'!Timeline
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
airports have mapped their carbon footprints
airports have actively reduced their CO2 emissions
airports reduced their CO2 emissions & engaged others to do so
carbon neutral airport
airports aligned their CO2 management with global climate goals
airports achieved Transformation and further compensated for residual emissions
of air passenger traffic
Airports Africa 2012
North America
This is what’s happening in North America. There are now 62 airports participating in the programme – all working to lower the airport industry’s collective carbon footprint. Latest news is the successful upgrade of Downtown Heliport, Eagle Creek Airpark, Hendricks County Airport-Gordon Graham Field, Indianapolis Regional Airport, Indianapolis Metropolitan Airport and Saskatoon International Airport to Level 2 'Reduction'. Region of Waterloo International Airport has joined the programme at Level 1 'Mapping'. Well done all!Timeline
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
airports have mapped their carbon footprints
airports actively reduced their CO2 emissions
airports reduced their CO2 emissions & engaged others to do so
carbon neutral airport
airports aligned their CO2 management with global climate goals
airports achieved Transformation and further compensated for residual emissions
of air passenger traffic
Airports North America 2012
Latin America & Caribbean
This is what’s happening in Latin America & Caribbean. In November 2014, Airport Carbon Accreditation became the global standard for carbon management certification, with its extension to airports in Latin America and the Caribbean. We are delighted to confirm that the Queen Beatrix International Airport has been upgraded to level 3 'Optimisation'. Well done!Timeline
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
airports have mapped their carbon footprints
airports actively reduced their CO2 emissions
airports reduced their CO2 emissions & engaged others to do so
carbon neutral airports
airports aligned their CO2 management with global climate goals
airports achieved Transformation and further compensated for residual emissions
of air passenger traffic