Moving towards the future: No ground emissions
Schiphol wants to become the world’s most sustainable hub airport – a path we are already on. Schiphol has been CO₂ neutral for its own buildings and resources since 2012 – which we achieved by saving energy and compensating for remaining emissions. We will reduce that compensation even further by reaching our goal of zero CO₂ emissions by 2030.
What’s the thinking behind sustainable taxiing?
Royal Schiphol Group’s ambition is to operate the world’s most sustainable airports. One of our main goals is for Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to be an emission-free airport by 2030. Schiphol is working hard to achieve this, not least by making its ground operations more sustainable. Sustainable taxiing is fully expected to be part of this shift. For more information check our factsheet.
How we plan to do that
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Electric vehicles
Schiphol’s electric vehicle fleet is being continuously expanded.
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Sustainable energy
Schiphol has it all – sun, wind and air energy!
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Economical with energy
Schiphol is becoming 4% more energy-efficient every year.
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