Progressive airports manage their carbon and use high-quality offsetting as a central part of their strategy — many going beyond compliance to become carbon neutral. Our team includes ACA-certified verifiers.
Carbon Footprint Ltd has particular specialism in the airport, airline and aerospace industry — supporting you whether you are just starting your journey or already have a programme in place.
Airport Carbon Accreditation is rapidly gaining momentum — over 500 airports globally have now achieved Level 1 or greater. The programme has six levels of achievement.
Demonstrate robust mapping of their carbon footprint.
Showing reduction of the carbon footprint within consecutive years.
Optimising their carbon footprint through engagement within their supply chain.
Offsetting their carbon footprint via high-quality, internationally certified projects.
Transforming airport operations and those of its business partners to achieve absolute emissions reductions.
Compensation for residual emissions with reliable offsets.

Carbon Footprint is successfully assisting airport clients to ACA Level 3+ carbon neutrality, through our global portfolio of internationally certified carbon offset projects. Popular projects include reforestation, projects with social and health benefits in developing communities, and renewables — spanning Europe, US/Central/South America, Asia, Africa and Australasia.
Source offsets from internationally certified projects across our global portfolio.
Internationally certified credits for ACA Level 3+ carbon neutrality.
More informationReforestation projects with social and environmental co-benefits.
More informationDurable removals to complement reductions across your operation.
More informationBeyond ACA, leading airports manage a wider set of energy, carbon and sustainability obligations.
SECR (Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting) — if you are listed on the FTSE Main Market you must do this; we expect all large entities to be required in future. ESOS — mandatory energy audits for qualifying organisations. ISO 50001 (Energy Management System) provides an alternative compliance route for ESOS and is popular within the sector.
SECR, ESOS & ISO 50001Leading businesses now produce a formal Sustainability or Environmental report, often to support their Annual Report & Accounts. If you are based in the EU or US you may also be obliged to report under International Carbon Reporting requirements — complete a CDP submission for your supply chain or voluntarily, or use the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) free format/template.
International Carbon ReportingTalk to our aviation team about ACA verification, footprint appraisals and Level 3+ carbon offsetting.