Airport Energy Policies refer to the regulations, strategies, and initiatives adopted by airport authorities and governments to manage and optimize energy consumption and sustainability at airports. These policies aim to reduce energy use, minimize greenhouse gas emissions, and promote the use of renewable energy sources within airport operations. They can include measures such as energy efficiency improvements, the implementation of sustainable building practices, the promotion of electric ground support equipment, and the integration of alternative fuels for aircraft. Airport Energy Policies are essential for addressing the energy demands of airport operations while also considering environmental impacts and compliance with national and international regulations regarding climate change and sustainability.
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