The first carbon neutral airport in Turkey
Ankara Esenboga Airport, run byTAV Airport, reduced carbon release in 2013 and offset the damaged part. Esenboğa Airport, which supplies on energy efficiency, entered the world’s most friendly 17 airports.
[[T]]]] [[T]We adopt a sustainable business model that respects the environment and society as the Nuray Demirer, General Manager of the TAV Esenboga. We aim to minimize our environmental impact while increasing passenger satisfaction and service quality. With the work we perform in the field of energy efficiency, we reduced our carbon release per passenger in 2013 10 percent. If the part is offset. Thus, as a result of our activities in 2013, we have been supporting clean energy production to cover the entire amount of carbon dioxide. ” said. [[
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TAV is actively involved in the Airport Carbon Accreditation Program, which is implemented by the roof organization ACI Europe of airport operators. Esenboga Airport, while 10 million 928 thousand passengers last year, has implemented a number of applications to use energy abroad without authorization. Automatic control lighting, LED lighting use, the trigeneration plant that produces electricity, heating and cooling energy from natural gas is among these applications.
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Esenbolic has received certification at the level of 3+ at the Airport Carbon Accreditation program as a result of these applications that pass through independent audit. There are only 17 airports in the world. In Sweden, 10, Norway, Netherlands and Italy, two airports were added to the list with Esenboga in Turkey.
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is located in 102 airport programs on four hooks as of June 2014. Airports in the program represents 23,6 percent of global passenger traffic. Member airports reduced carbon emissions total of 133 thousand 599 tons with the work they run in 2013. This amount is equivalent to the amount of carbon dioxide that the 400 thousand trees cool in 10 years.
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