Carbon Management Policy

Carbon Management Policy

At Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport (PMIA), we apply carbon management plan, which is vital to our operations and responsibilities.  We adopt proactive strategies to efficiently reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Through a framework of established programs and carbon-saving measures, we are dedicated to lowering carbon emissions and improving carbon efficiency at the airport. Utilizing cutting-edge effective technology and considering lower-carbon alternatives are our main concern, which is undoubtedly in the best interests of our customers, employees, contractors, key stakeholders, and the local community in which we live and work.

Tibah is committed to:

• Define airport operations that emit GHG emissions and develop the necessary strategies to guarantee that airport operations & activities are closely monitored;
• Continuous observation of airport's emission sources and periodic assessment of the policies and practices put in place to achieve carbon neutrality;
• Determine all feasible strategies that can significantly lower airport carbon emissions and actively control them;
• Conduct frequent training sessions and using various methods of communication, raising awareness of environmental impacts among personnel, stakeholders and other service users;
• Set carbon reduction objectives and integrate them into our business strategies and corporate and operational processes;
• Utilize energy reduction opportunities and initiatives for our facilities and activities;
• Engage with stakeholders including tenants, government authorities, contractors and other airport partners to identify emission reduction opportunities;
• Communicate with our stakeholders on our carbon management performance.
• Comply with all relevant laws and regulatory requirements.

These values and commitments support our QHSE policy and shall be reviewed periodically to remain updated with the best methodologies and practices in the aviation industry.