Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has enlisted the services of SITA to enhance its carbon emissions tracking capabilities. SITA will provide a carbon management platform that can monitor carbon emissions data across the airport environment, which will gather and aggregate data on carbon emissions from various sources within the airport. HKIA has set a 2050 target to achieve its net-zero carbon emissions goal, with a 55% absolute emissions reduction target by 2035. The platform is expected to deliver clear, precise, and customizable visualizations of data, helping improve efficiency in HKIA’s carbon reporting initiatives. The collaboration aims to provide comprehensive and accurate carbon emissions tracking against the long-term target for both AAHK and each of the pledged business partners, and serves as a foundation for transparent reporting.
Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has partnered with air transport IT provider SITA to enhance its carbon emissions tracking capabilities. SITA will be providing a carbon management platform that can monitor carbon emissions data from different sources within the airport, including scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. The platform is set to be fully implemented later this year and will aggregate data from 29 participating business partners across the airport value chain. HKIA aims to attain its net-zero carbon emissions goal by 2050 and has set a 55% absolute emissions reduction target by 2035. The carbon management platform is expected to deliver clear, precise, and customizable visualizations of data, improving efficiency in HKIA’s carbon reporting initiatives. Peter Lee, the sustainability general manager of Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK), expressed AAHK’s commitment to achieving the HKIA 2050 Net Zero Carbon Pledge with their business partners.
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