Tallinn Airport is now carbon neutral – The Hanseatic

An audit carried out under the Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) global carbon management certification programme has confirmed that the airport achieved carbon neutrality

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Tallinn Airport achieved Level 3+ (carbon neutrality) of the Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) programme in 2025, as confirmed annually by an independent audit. Compared with the base year

Climate-neutral Tallinn: Tallinn Sustainable Energy and Climate Action

Through changes in the energy, transport, and building sectors, the city aims to reduce carbon emissions by 40% by 2030 (compared to 2007 levels) and to reach full climate neutrality by 2050.

Tallinn Airport achieves carbon neutrality

The airport has reduced its operational emissions by 96% in comparison with 2024, with the small remaining share of emissions compensated through approved carbon avoidance projects.

Tallinn Airport achieves carbon neutrality after 96% emissions cut

Tallinn Airport has achieved carbon neutrality, confirmed by an independent audit under the Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) programme. The certification, awarded in 2025, recognises

Tallinn Airport is now carbon neutral

According to Turkin, the most significant impact has come from the installation of solar parks at airports across Estonia and the transition to renewable electricity and district heating in Tallinn.

Climate-neutral Tallinn

According to the 2030 monitoring inventory, the total annual GHG emissions of the city of Tallinn in carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2 equivalent) is less than 2361 kilo tonnes.

Tallinn Airport is now carbon neutral

“Tallinn Airport is now carbon neutral – this is a major step towards a cleaner future for Estonia''s aviation and transport sector as a whole,” said Turkin, adding that the airport''s carbon

Tallinn Airport Achieves Carbon Neutrality

Tallinn Airport has announced a reduction in carbon emissions of 96% following an audit carried out under the Airport Carbon Accreditation.