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To attain carbon neutrality, a facility must emit no net carbon, often by offsetting its emissions with some other clean energy source – for example, replacing fossil fuels with solar panels.
The intergovernmental panel on climate change reported that aviation's total CO2 emissions amount to 2 percent of global emissions. Airport operations account for up to 5 percent of that total, the panel said.
There are 20 carbon-neutral airports in Europe at present.
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