| According to the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the aviation industry produces approximately 2% of the world's man-made emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2), and 3% when non-CO2 greenhouse gas emissions are considered. Airport operations contribute less than 5% of total aviation emissions. Despite these relatively low figures, Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has developed a carbon reduction strategy to drive energy and fuel efficiency and further reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In 2008, we signed the Aviation Industry Commitment to Action on Climate Change, a global initiative to mitigate our industry's impact on climate change. For details, please visit the Enviro.aero website. |
In 2013, HKIA received the Airport Carbon Accreditation "Optimisation" certificate from Airports Council International (ACI) in recognition of its carbon emissions management and reduction efforts. It is the second-highest level of accreditation in the programme and HKIA is the first airport in Asia Pacific to achieve this standard. |
| Our carbon reduction efforts earned us the Carbon "Less" 12% Certificate under the Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence (HKAEE) in 2012 for all AA's facilities. |
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| *One workload unit is equal to one passenger or 100kg of cargo. |







