All Energy systems & electrification articles – Page 6
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NewsLondon Heathrow Airport expands its Sustainable Aviation Fuel incentive scheme
London Heathrow Airport is expanding its Sustainable Aviation Fuel incentive in 2025, aiming for 3% SAF use, to reduce emissions and support the UK’s transition to sustainable aviation.
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ArticleMastering winter skies: runway winter maintenance is like a carefully rehearsed dance routine
Pyry Pennanen, Head of Airfield Maintenance at Finavia’s Helsinki Airport tells International Airport Review why Finavia’s ‘snow-how’ is a matter of pride and honour.
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NewsStralis Aircraft completes successful hydrogen-electric propeller spin test at Brisbane Airport
Stralis Aircraft achieves a key milestone in hydrogen-electric propulsion, completing the Southern Hemisphere's first hydrogen-electric propeller spin test at Brisbane Airport.
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ArticleHow can airports ensure they have the correct infrastructure in place in time for commercial hydrogen aircraft?
Dr. Josef Kallo, Co-founder and CTO of H2FLY, writes for International Airport Review on how airports can ensure they are ready for hydrogen-powered flight.
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ArticleTowards a greener future as CSMIA champions environmental stewardship and sustainable growth
Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport champions sustainability with waste reduction, energy efficiency, and green initiatives, striving for net-zero carbon emissions by 2029, setting a benchmark for eco-friendly aviation.
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ArticlePioneering sustainable aviation at SEA Milan Airports
Alessandro Fidato, Chief Operations Officer of SEA Milan Airport, reveals ambitious projects to drive sustainability at Malpensa and Linate Airports, including a green hydrogen station, SAF initiatives, and the groundbreaking eMAGO project.
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NewsGold Coast and Townsville airports to switch to 100% renewable energy by 2025 under new agreement
Gold Coast and Townsville airports will transition to 100% renewable energy by January 2025, supporting sustainable tourism and their expansion ahead of the 2032 Olympics.
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NewsParkland produces Canada’s first low-carbon aviation fuel at Burnaby Refinery
Parkland has successfully produced Canada’s first batch of low-carbon aviation fuel, helping reduce aviation emissions and support Canada's climate goals.
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NewsIATA reveals SAF production growth in 2024, urges acceleration to meet decarbonisation targets
IATA reports SAF production doubled in 2024 but urges governments to accelerate progress through co-processing, diversification, and a global SAF accounting framework to support decarbonisation.
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VideoCopenhagen Airport's COO talks of the challenges of "Brain Drain" and making data-driven decisions
International Airport Review's Editorial Assistant, Gabriel Higgins, spoke to Kristoffer Plenge Brandt, COO of Copenhagen Airport at the IAR Summit 2024, discussing post-pandemic challenges, "Brain Drain", data driven growth, efficiency, and sustainability.
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NewsGlobal airport industry celebrates milestone as over 600 airports commit to CO2 management
Over 600 airports globally are managing CO2 emissions through Airport Carbon Accreditation, with Heydar Aliyev International Airport achieving Level 2 certification, showcasing growing industry commitment to decarbonisation and sustainable operations.
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NewsStudy finds American-made e-fuels could transform aviation and grid resilience while halving emissions
A new study reveals that American-made e-fuels, produced using surplus renewable energy and waste CO2, could significantly reduce aviation emissions, enhance grid resilience, and drive economic growth.
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NewsBahrain International Airport becomes first in the world to achieve IEnvA Environmental Certification
Bahrain International Airport has become the world’s first to achieve the IATA Environmental Assessment Certification, highlighting its commitment to sustainability and responsible operations within the aviation industry.
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NewsJordanian startups win 'Airport Innovation Days' competition, shaping the future of airports and mobility
The 'Airport Innovation Days' competition in Amman recognised three Jordanian startups for their innovative solutions in airport technology and mobility, with ADADK, LYNEports, and Salam claiming top honours.
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NewsASAFA launches to accelerate Sustainable Aviation Fuel adoption and drive decarbonisation across Asia’s aviation industry
The Asia Sustainable Aviation Fuel Association launches to drive Sustainable Aviation Fuel adoption across Asia, harmonising policies, boosting market frameworks, and raising public awareness for net-zero aviation.
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NewsLondon Luton Airport invests in sustainable fleet to reduce emissions and achieve Net Zero by 2040
London Luton Airport is progressing towards its Net Zero goal by 2040 with a multi-million-pound investment in sustainable vehicles. This initiative will reduce airport emissions by nearly 15% starting this year.
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NewsFrankfurt Airport tests world’s first organic cashew-based bitumen for sustainable road construction
Frankfurt Airport has joined with the startup company B2Square (Bitumen Beyond Oil), to explore innovative approaches for construction materials, with the use of organic cashew-based bitumen
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ArticlePreparing for the future of travel at Denver Airport
In an exclusive interview with Holly Miles, Editor of International Airport Review, Phillip Washington, CEO of Denver International Airport (DEN), sheds light on the airport's recent achievements and ambitious future plans. From record-breaking passenger numbers to innovative security measures and sustainability goals, Denver Airport is gearing up for a transformative ...
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ArticleTransforming CO2 into sustainable aviation fuels for a net zero future
Dr Vinoth Ramalingam, Chancellor’s Fellow in the School of Computing, Engineering and Technology at Robert Gordon University (RGU) offers an insight into the potential of innovative catalyst materials for energy conversion technologies.
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NewsNatilus debuts new decarbonised passenger aircraft ‘Horizon’
Californian aerospace manufacturer, Natilus, introduces its new passenger aircraft ‘Horizon’, enables commercial airlines to deliver an improved flight experience with customisable cabin and seating layouts for up to 200 passengers.