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Riga International Airport

Airport Carbon Accreditation

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Riga International Airport has received the certificate of the environmental programme Airport Carbon Accreditation for the implementation of first level requirements in the management of greenhouse gas emissions. By earning this certificate, Riga Airport joins those airports in the world that are proactively addressing their carbon emissions.

 Airport Carbon Accreditation is an independent programme administered by WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff, an international consultancy appointed by ACI EUROPE to enforce the accreditation criteria for airports on an annual basis. It is the only institutionally-endorsed, carbon management certification standard for airports.

Airport Carbon Accreditation is empowering their efforts to make further strides in managing, reducing and ultimately neutralising their carbon footprint.

 

LEARN MORE ABOUT AIRPORT CARBON ACCREDITATION

 

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