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Official page of Airport Carbon Accreditation, the global standard in carbon management for airports.

23/10/2026

Airports across Latin America and the Caribbean are taking practical steps to support aviation’s decarbonisation, from reducing emissions across their operations to exploring cleaner energy solutions.

At the ASA SAF-MX Summit 2026 in Mexico City, Airports Council International - Latin America and Caribbean highlighted the progress made by airports across the region, the growing role of Airport Carbon Accreditation in measuring and reducing emissions, and the challenges that remain, including access to clean energy and regulatory barriers to renewable energy generation.

With airports working to improve their own operations and support the wider transition to sustainable aviation fuels, their role in aviation’s decarbonisation goes beyond the airport boundary.

Thank you to Aeropuertos y Servicios Auxiliares for bringing the industry together for this important discussion 🌎 ✈️

21/10/2026

From renewable energy and energy efficiency to lower emission vehicles and collaboration with airlines, ground handling providers and other partners, Düsseldorf Airport is taking action across its operations and the wider airport community and has now reached Level 4 of Airport Carbon Accreditation 🌍✈️

Working with project partners, Düsseldorf Airport is exploring alternatives to fossil natural gas, including the potential use of hydrogen and biomethane. With a target of climate neutrality by 2035, the airport is continuing to build on its progress and advance its decarbonisation efforts.

Congratulations to the whole team at Düsseldorf Airport on reaching Level 4👏👏

13/10/2026

One of the first 17 airports to join Airport Carbon Accreditation in 2010, Paris-Orly Airport, operated by Paris Aéroport, has reached Level 5, the highest level of the programme. The airport has achieved net zero for emissions under its direct control five years ahead of schedule and is committed to achieving net zero for its Scope 3 emissions by 2050 💜✈️

Behind this achievement is a transformation of how the airport operates. In 2025, 87% of its heat came from renewable sources, electricity consumption was 16% lower and heat consumption 35% lower than in 2019. Since October 2025, all winter operations equipment at Paris-Orly has also been running on hydrotreated vegetable oil.

The work extends beyond the airport’s direct emissions. Groupe ADP is expanding solar power and cycling infrastructure, promoting the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuels and working to reduce aircraft taxiing emissions, helping to address the carbon footprint of the wider airport ecosystem.

Justine Coutard, Deputy Chief Executive Officer at Groupe ADP commented about the achievement of Paris-Orly Airport: “Achieving Level 5 of the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme at Paris-Orly Airport is a major recognition of our commitment to decarbonising our operations. With a 90% reduction in our direct greenhouse gas emissions since 2010, net zero emissions across Scopes 1 and 2, and 87% of our heat supply coming from renewable sources, this distinction reflects a profound transformation across our industrial processes, operations and people."

Congratulations to Paris-Orly Airport and the Groupe ADP teams on this important achievement 👏

🔗 Find out more: https://shorturl.at/4jCUg

08/10/2026

Uzbekistan Airports begin their carbon management journey ✈️🌍

During the Joint ACI EUROPE and International Civil Aviation Organization EUR/NAT Environmental Protection Seminar in Tashkent, Olivier Jankovec, Director General at ACI EUROPE, presented the Airport Carbon Accreditation certificate to Javlonbek Umarkhodjaev, Chairman of the Board of Uzbekistan Airports, at a dedicated certification ceremony.

Nine airports operated by Uzbekistan Airports are now part of the programme. Samarkand, Urgench, Namangan, Fergana, Nukus, Termez, Karshi and Navoi airports have achieved Level 1, while Tashkent International Airport has joined directly at Level 2.

This marks the start of a coordinated approach to carbon management across Uzbekistan’s airport network. The airports are already working towards higher levels by strengthening emissions monitoring, improving energy efficiency, engaging stakeholders and implementing long term decarbonisation measures.

Congratulations to Uzbekistan Airports and all the teams involved. We look forward to supporting you and following your progress in carbon management in the years ahead.

05/10/2026

Airport Carbon Accreditation took part last week in 2026, the European Commission’s flagship mobility event, which brought together stakeholders from across Europe for an exhibition and marketplace in Brussels.

At our exhibition stand, we showcased how airports around the world are measuring, managing and reducing their carbon emissions, while exchanging views with participants from the transport, infrastructure and other sectors.

The event also provided an opportunity to present the latest developments in Airport Carbon Accreditation. Simone Rho, Data Analyst at Environmental Minds, presented the programme at the marketplace, highlighting the latest data and progress across Europe.

Thank you to everyone who visited our stand, joined the discussions and shared their perspectives with us throughout the event.

02/10/2026

In our latest interview, Yigit Laçin, CEO of YDA Dalaman Airport, discusses how the airport has progressed from Level 2 to Level 3+ of Airport Carbon Accreditation in just three years.

From its 14.445 MWp rooftop solar power plant and energy efficiency measures to fleet electrification and collaboration with airport partners, Yigit discusses the practical steps behind this progress and the airport’s plans for further decarbonisation.

The interview also looks ahead to COP31, taking place this November in Antalya, Türkiye. Yigit highlights the opportunity for COP31 to bring greater international attention to projects already delivering clear and measurable results, while enabling airports, public authorities, technology providers and aviation organisations to exchange practical experience and share lessons from implementation.

For YDA Dalaman Airport, its Solar Power Plant provides a concrete example, meeting 100% of the terminal’s annual electricity demand through renewable energy generated on site.

Read the full interview to learn more about YDA Dalaman Airport’s approach to carbon management, its experience progressing through Airport Carbon Accreditation and its plans for the years ahead 👉 https://www.airportcarbonaccreditation.org/interview/interview-with-yigit-lacin/

29/09/2026

Aéroport de Libreville, operated by GSEZ Airport in Gabon, has reached Level 4+ of Airport Carbon Accreditation, becoming the third airport in Africa to achieve this level 💙 ✈️

Since joining the programme at Level 1 in 2015, the airport has steadily strengthened its approach to carbon management, focusing on energy efficiency, emissions reduction and collaboration across the airport community. Now at Level 4+, it is aligning its carbon management with global climate goals, driving absolute emissions reductions across its operations and strengthening engagement with stakeholders across the wider airport ecosystem.

Recognising that airport decarbonisation requires action across the wider airport community, GSEZ Airport is working with airlines, ground handling companies, service providers, suppliers, authorities and other partners operating at the airport. This engagement supports coordinated action and encourages emissions reductions beyond the airport operator’s direct control.

Congratulations to the whole team on this achievement and on their continued commitment to advancing airport decarbonisation👏

Find out more: https://www.airportcarbonaccreditation.org/libreville-leon-mba-international-airport-reaches-level-4-becoming-the-third-airport-in-the-region-to-achieve-this-level/

24/09/2026

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport, operated by Airports of Mauritius Co Ltd., has joined Airport Carbon Accreditation directly at Level 3, bringing Mauritius onto the global map of airports taking action to manage and reduce their carbon emissions. The airport is strengthening its approach to carbon management and emissions reduction, with a long term target to reduce its carbon emissions by 24% by 2035 🌍✈️

Its action plan includes expanding solar energy and LED lighting, improving building and HVAC systems, optimising energy use, and working towards the electrification of its vehicle and bus fleets.

The airport is also placing strong emphasis on stakeholder engagement, working with organisations across the airport community to improve emissions data collection, build awareness and support collaborative action.

Find out more about the airport’s decarbonisation initiatives👉https://www.airportcarbonaccreditation.org/sir-seewoosagur-ramgoolam-international-airport-becomes-first-airport-in-mauritius-to-join-airport-carbon-accreditation-at-level-3/

22/09/2026

Airport Carbon Accreditation will be at 2026, the European Commission’s flagship mobility event, taking place from 28 September to 1 October in Brussels 🌍✈️

Visit us at booth 75 in the AIR section of the exhibition to discover how airports across Europe and around the world are managing and reducing their carbon emissions, setting more ambitious climate targets and engaging stakeholders across the airport ecosystem.

Come and meet the team and learn more about how Airport Carbon Accreditation supports airports in turning carbon management into measurable action.

📅 29 September to 1 October 2026
📍 SQUARE Brussels Convention Centre, Belgium | Booth 75

Find out more details about the exhibition ➡ https://shorturl.at/8oFT3

18/09/2026

Летище София / Sofia Airport is investing in renewable energy to support its decarbonisation journey ☀️ ✈️

SOF Connect, the operator of Vasil Levski Sofia Airport, has begun construction of a 5 MW photovoltaic power plant, with 8,300 solar modules set to generate clean electricity for on site consumption.

Covering around 50,000 m², the installation will feature an intelligent real time monitoring and management system and is expected to provide a significant share of the airport’s energy needs. A battery energy storage facility is also planned as a next stage of the project.

Vasil Levski Sofia Airport is currently accredited at Level 4 of the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme, aligning its carbon management ambitions with global climate goals, driving absolute emissions reductions across its operations, and strengthening engagement with stakeholders.

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