All Energy systems & electrification articles
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NewsBristol Airport innovation fund backs decarbonisation projects
Three projects focused on renewable energy, carbon removal and hydrogen operations have secured funding through Bristol Airport’s 2026 Aviation Carbon Transition programme.
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ArticleHow to plan airport infrastructure amid uncertainty: future fuels, flexibility and resilient energy systems
Thomas Romig, Chief Airport Operations Officer of Masterise Group argues that airports do not need to predict the winning fuel of the future, they need to build the flexibility, energy capacity and infrastructure options to support SAF, hydrogen and electrification as the aviation transition unfolds.
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ArticleInside Pittsburgh International Airport’s transformation: CEO Christina Cassotis on building resilience for the future
International Airport Review Editor Holly Miles sat down with Christina Cassotis, winner of IAR’s Airport Leader of the Year in 2025, to discuss the new $1.7 billion terminal and how she is leading the airport with resilience in mind.
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NewsEuropean airports support EU plan to safeguard jet fuel supply
A new EU response plan aims to safeguard jet fuel supply across Europe, helping airports maintain operations as geopolitical tensions continue to impact energy markets.
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InterviewThe energy transition at Venice Marco Polo Airport: A Q&A with Davide Bassano, Director of Sustainability part 2
In part 2 of this series, Davide Bassano, Director of Sustainability at Gruppo SAVE answers audience questions received during IAR’s energy revolution webinar.
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ArticleHow did Tallinn Airport reduce its carbon emissions by 96%?
Tallinn Airport has achieved Airport Carbon Accreditation Level 3+ certification, reaching carbon neutrality through a 96% reduction in emissions since 2018. The Estonian gateway accomplished this milestone through systematic infrastructure investments, renewable energy adoption and fleet electrification, rather than carbon offsetting alone.
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ArticleTop airport technology trends set to shape the future of airport operations in 2026
2026 marks a pivotal year for the sector’s sustainability and digital transformation. From renewable energy microgrids and SAF infrastructure, airports are rapidly adopting technologies that promise safer operations, reduced emissions and seamless travel experiences across the global network.
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ReportThe Airport Leader’s Report 2026: Leading through the digital age
Access this FREE eReport offering insights on the challenges that airports are experiencing around the globe.
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ArticleHow Frankfurt Airport is making the energy transition real
Michelle Sandbrink, Corporate Strategy and Sustainability Management, Fraport outlines how Frankfurt Airport is accelerating its long term renewable energy strategy through offshore wind, innovative vertical PV and large scale electrification to deliver resilient, low carbon airport operations.
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NewsBristol Airport study explores nuclear derived sustainable aviation fuel
Bristol Airport completes feasibility study with Equilibrion examining nuclear derived sustainable aviation fuel and hydrogen production in the South West.
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NewsInternational Airport Summit launches 2026 edition in Rome supported by Aeroporti di Roma
The 2026 summit will gather global airport leaders in Rome this November, supported by Aeroporti di Roma as strategic partner for this year’s edition.
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InterviewAccelerating the energy revolution at San Francisco International Airport
Ahead of San Francisco International Airport’s involvement in IAR’s upcoming webinar, Erin Cooke, Sustainability + Resilience Director and Amy Nagengast, Energy Programme Manager discuss how the airport is optimising its energy transformation.
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ArticleAccelerating the energy revolution in airports
This article explores how airports in Latin America are accelerating the energy revolution, highlighting practical strategies and real-world experiences from El Dorado International Airport in Colombia, the Galápagos Ecological Airport (ECOGAL), Lima Airport and Brazil’s Salvador Bahia. Together, these cases illustrate how airports of different scales and contexts are turning ...
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NewsFinavia launches 2026–2028 sustainability programme to strengthen value creation
New three year programme targets climate, people and governance with stronger value chain emission reductions and continued net zero commitment across Finnish airports.
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ArticleSustainability in 2026: building airports for the future
As the aviation industry faces mounting pressure to deliver on its climate promises, 2026 marks a defining year for accelerating the sector’s sustainability transition, writes Alexandre de Joybert, Director of Sustainability, ACI EUROPE.
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ArticleHow to design the sustainable airport of the future
At Super Terminal Expo 2025, International Airport Review Editor Holly moderated a panel discussion that explored innovative approaches to creating environmentally responsible and efficient airport facilities. This article explores the findings.
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NewsSwedavia launches green financing framework and issues SEK 800 million of sustainable bonds
Swedavia has issued SEK 800 million in green bonds under a new framework to fund sustainable airport projects, supporting climate transition and fossil-free operations.
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ArticleVenice Marco Polo Airport’s road to net zero: designing an energy future in harmony with the lagoon
Ahead of his participation in IAR’s Energy Revolution webinar, Davide Bassano, Director of Sustainability at Gruppo SAVE shares how Venice Marco Polo Airport will eliminate scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030 and become one of the largest renewable energy platforms in the metropolitan area.
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NewsAether Fuels expands leadership and secures $15M funding to advance SAF project in Singapore
Aether Fuels strengthens Singapore presence with leadership appointments and $15M funding, accelerating Project Beacon and commercialising Aether Aurora sustainable aviation fuel.
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NewsFossil-free biogas plant at Svalbard Airport marks major step in Avinor’s decarbonisation drive
Avinor has brought a new biogas plant into operation at Svalbard Airport, delivering fossil-free electricity and heating and significantly reducing emissions in Arctic conditions.