dfw carbon neutral presentation

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Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

North Texas Commission – May 31, 2017

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Vision Mission

Key Results

We provide an exceptional Airport experience for our customers and connect our community to the world.

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Sustainability Management Plan

Economic

Viability

Natural Resource

Conservation

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Operational

Efficiency

Social

Responsibility

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Economic Viability

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Operational Efficiency

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Natural Resource Conservation

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Social Responsibility

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Sustainability Management Plan

Primary Focus Area

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Key Sustainability Initiatives

• Alternative Fuel Fleet

• Building Optimization

• Renewable Energy Use

• Green Building Standards

• Water Conservation

• Airport Carbon Accreditation

• Resiliency

• Partnerships

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Renewable Energy

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Alternative Fuel Fleet

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Air Quality and Climate Protection

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Water Quality and Conservation

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Waste and Recycling

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Green Building Standards

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Sustainability Partnerships

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Carbon Neutral Certification Airport Carbon Accreditation Program

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Clean Air

Policy

Verified Carbon

Footprint

Executive

Commitment

Offset Residual

Emissions

Stakeholder

Engagement

Expanded

Carbon

Footprint

Demonstrate

Emissions

Reduction

Sustainability

Management

Plan Carbon

Reduction Goal

1.9

kgCO2

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Carbon Emissions Sources

177,000

metric tons

DFW Airport Carbon Footprint Since 2010, DFW has achieved 38% reduction in carbon emissions on a per passenger basis as

well as 23% reduction in energy costs while total passengers increased by 17% over the same

period.

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2016

129,000

metric tons

2020 2010

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DFW Carbon Emissions vs. Passengers

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Achieving Neutrality Offset prior year’s emissions for operations under the Airport’s direct control

Electricity 70%

Facilities 12%

Fleet 16%

Other 2%

Carbon Offsets

Texas Landfill and

Wastewater Treatment

Plant Methane Capture

Projects 100% Renewable Energy

Texas Wind Power

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Renewable Energy Use and Energy Cost by Year

Value to DFW Airport and the Region

• Expands the Regional base of carbon and energy best practices

through continued engagement with local advisory councils,

agencies, and business partners

• Demonstrates DFW’s commitment to improve local air quality and

avoid future regulatory mandates on operations

• Enhances DFW’s global brand as a leader in sustainability

DFW Commitment to action

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• Decrease electricity use

• Decrease fuel use Energy Reductions

• Optimize performance

• Continue to invest in energy efficiency programs

Energy Optimization

• Use low carbon energy sources

• Onsite/offsite renewables Low Carbon Energy

• Offset residual emissions

• Renewable Energy Certificates

• Certified Carbon Offsets

Offset

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Kris Russell

Environmental Program Manager

Environmental Affairs Department

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

2400 Aviation Drive

PO Drawer 619428

DFW Airport, TX 75261

T 00 1 972 973 5591

M 00 1 214 995 2449

krussell@dfwairport.com

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