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Mapping and reducing CO2 emissions at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol: Developing a model to assess CO2 reduction at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

Global warming as a result of human actions is a serious and growing concern for people all over the world and consequently also for the passengers of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AAS). Although speed and efficiency remain the basis of the operations of AAS, Schiphol Group realizes a 'green airporf is an attractive proposition for the modern passenger. Therefore Schiphol Group wants to take its responsibility in tackling the problem of the climate change with a first focus on reducing its CO2 emissions.