Developing Manchester Airport Group’s Electrification Strategy
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Developing Manchester Airport Group’s Electrification Strategy
Transitioning to net zero without disrupting operations
Transitioning to net zero airport operations is a complex undertaking, particularly for a large airport operator like MAG.
Some of the key challenges included:
- Space and power constraints
- Ecosystem complexity
- Future-proofing vs tactical requests
- Maximising commercial potential
Key Facts
Strategic clarity
MAG now has a comprehensive understanding of the future EVCI requirements across all three airports
Implementation readiness
Detailed site plans, technical specifications, and identified grid investments ensure MAG are ready for the rollout phase
Ecosystem enablement
Empowering MAG’s partners to advance their sustainability commitments
Organisational alignment
The collaborative process has aligned MAG’s team around a common roadmap, driving momentum for the next steps
About Manchester Airport Group
MAG is one of Europe’s largest airport groups, owning and operating Manchester, London Stansted, and East Midlands airports.
Collectively, MAG serves more than 65 million passengers annually and handles more than 700,000 tonnes of cargo.
MAG is committed to meeting growing demand for aviation sustainably, recently publishing its new Sustainability Strategy – “Creating a sustainable future for all.”
MAG has set ambitious targets that go beyond reducing emissions – it aims to lead by example and acts as an industry leader in sustainable airport operations.
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