Paris-Orly Airport earns ACA 5 certification and reports major emissions cuts
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Paris-Orly Airport has received ACA 5 certification, the top level of the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme, and the ADP group says the airport has cut its own activity emissions by 92% compared with 2010.
The airport aims for net‑zero emissions by 2050 across its entire activity, including scope 3 value‑chain emissions, and ACA noted it reached scope 1 and scope 2 carbon neutrality five years earlier than planned. In 2025, electricity use was about 16% lower and heat use about 35% lower than in 2019, with 87% of the heat supplied from renewable sources such as geothermal and biomethane. Paris‑Orly is also introducing electric vehicles for its fleet, using low‑carbon fuels for non‑electric equipment, and has recycled 90% of demolition material from runway 4.