Royal Schiphol Group is constantly working on making its airports and the aviation sector more sustainable.
10 December 2024
For the first time a passenger aircraft – a Boeing 737 owned by KLM – was brought to the Polderbaan Runway by a Taxibot.
29 October 2024
There are many kilometres of asphalt at Schiphol. And we’re maintaining it more and more sustainably, using as much electric equipment as possible.
19 September 2024
The new TES system is more energy efficient and therefore works better. It’s also larger, meaning more buildings can be connected.
6 August 2024
A world first at Schiphol! Since August, we’ve been testing the first fully-functioning and approved hydrogen Ground Power Unit (GPU) at the airport.
4 July 2024
Indoor climate in stationary aircraft no longer controlled by kerosene-powered auxiliary engine, but by electrically-powered PCA.
27 June 2024
Schiphol is the first airport with a special battery for extra electricity storage. Greater supply is needed for all the electric equipment.
