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Energy efficiency improvements at Changi Airport Singapore has proactively taken measures to develop Changi Airport as a world-class air hub that champions sustainability. To improve its energy efficiency, a series of equipment replacement and service improvement projects have taken place throughout the airport, such as modernising existing lifts, upgrading to
Energy efficiency improvements at Changi Airport
Singapore has proactively taken measures to develop Changi Airport as a world-class air hub that champions sustainability. To improve its energy efficiency, a series of equipment replacement and service improvement projects have taken place throughout the airport, such as modernising existing lifts, upgrading to energyefficient chillers and replacing conventional lighting in terminal buildings with LED lights.
The new Terminal 5 will also be designed and built according to stringent energy efficiency standards and is anticipated to achieve Green Mark Platinum standards. As Terminal 5’s development will extend well into the 2020s, the adoption of new emerging technologies may result in further improvements in the terminal’s energy efficiency.
Greening airport operations
With the support of ground handling partners, Changi Airport Group (CAG) has introduced clean-energy tractors within the baggage handling areas, starting with Terminal 4 in November 2017. CAG has also installed 114 charging points for its 80 electric baggage tractors at the airside of its passenger terminals. The fleet of electric baggage tractors will grow to over 300 tractors by end-2020. This will support the Changi Airport community’s goal of reducing airside emissions and creating a better work environment.
Energy efficiency improvements at Changi Airport
Singapore has proactively taken measures to develop Changi Airport as a world-class air hub that champions sustainability. To improve its energy efficiency, a series of equipment replacement and service improvement projects have taken place throughout the airport, such as modernising existing lifts, upgrading to energyefficient chillers and replacing conventional lighting in terminal buildings with LED lights.
The new Terminal 5 will also be designed and built according to stringent energy efficiency standards and is anticipated to achieve Green Mark Platinum standards. As Terminal 5’s development will extend well into the 2020s, the adoption of new emerging technologies may result in further improvements in the terminal’s energy efficiency.
Greening airport operations
With the support of ground handling partners, Changi Airport Group (CAG) has introduced clean-energy tractors within the baggage handling areas, starting with Terminal 4 in November 2017. CAG has also installed 114 charging points for its 80 electric baggage tractors at the airside of its passenger terminals. The fleet of electric baggage tractors will grow to over 300 tractors by end-2020. This will support the Changi Airport community’s goal of reducing airside emissions and creating a better work environment.