Thessaloniki Airport will be upgraded with an advanced solar park, expected to provide a significant portion of its electricity consumption and reduce carbon emissions by 30%
To celebrate Earth Hour, takeoffs and landings at the Greek capital's airport will be halted for an hour. In addition, the lights in the airport complex will be dimmed and information activities for passengers will be intensified, as part of an ongoing commitment to promoting green energy
From January 1, 2026, Athens International Airport will be powered by clean, renewable electricity generated on site, for an investment of €70 million, with an expected annual production equivalent to that of 22,000 households
The Havila Polaris sailed Norway’s coast on biogas, proving low-emission shipping is possible today, while industry leaders called for stronger political support; the ship completed its first climate-neutral voyage using biogas, cutting emissions by over 90%
Rotterdam’s new shore power system marks a shift in sustainable marine tourism—cutting pollution, using clean energy, and setting a model for Europe ahead of upcoming EU regulations
New electric power units will be installed at Larnaca and Paphos airports aimed at reducing carbon dioxide emissions and improving energy efficiency
