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[email protected] / www.sasgroup.net
SAS and the environment
Copenhagen Goodwill Ambassador Corps
Seminar August 2009
Martin Porsgaard
Director
Sustainability & Environment
SAS
SAS
Airlines:
•Production OSL
•Production STO
•Production CPH
•Blue1
•Wideröe
+ ground:
Technical
Cargo SAS in brief:
• 1,200 daily dep
• 140 destinations
• 34 countries
• 20.000 employees
• 30 mill passengers
• Europe's most punctual
SAS and the environment
The global environmental challenge
• Greenhouse gas emissions are an effect of airline operations
• Today aviation 2–3% of global CO2 emissions
• Air travel is expanding (over time)
• Critical opinion
SAS and the environment
Facts about aviation
Aviation
• represents 8% of global GNP
• generates 32 million jobs worldwide
• is a safe, global mass transit system
• Connecting people, business and goodwill
SAS and the environment
Striking a balance – the challenge of aviation
SAS Group and the environment 2008
SAS and the environment
SAS and the environment
Principal strategic targets
• 20% lower emissions by 2020-traffic growth incl.
• 50% lower emissions per unit produced by 2020.
• Possibility to fly with 0% greenhouse emissions 2050
SAS and the environment
SAS’s environmental strategy targets for 2020
SAS and the environment
SAS/IATA’s vision of possibility to fly with zero emissions by 2050
SAS and the environment
SAS environment goals 2008 – 2011
SAS aims to
• be seen as the most environmentally conscious airline in Europé
• have certified environment management systems in accordance with ISO 14001
• have the industry's most efficient fuel saving program
• be among the first airlines to blend in alternative fuel when approved and available
• have a long-term plan for aircraft fleet that leads to a significant CO2 reduction
SAS and the environment
Technological progress Strong industry track record
Over the last 40 years
• Soot has been eliminated
• Noise reduced 75%
• Fuel efficiency improved 70%
Further 25% by 2020
• ATA 30% by 2025
SAS and the environment
Emissions containment instruments
Technological
progress
Infrastructure
improvements
Operational
measures
Economic
instruments
ACARE
New technology
Alternative fuel
Improved
aerodynamics
NUAC
Effective flight
management
Single sky
Fuel saving
programme
Green approach
ETS
Taxes, Charges
and Regulations
SAS and the environment
Sustainable traffic growth and reduced environmental impact
SAS activity list:
• Fuel saving programme, target: 3% reduction in 2007–08 and 6–7% 2010
• "Green approach", potential saving every landing approx. 350 kg CO2
• Fly slower – tests show 860 km/h to 780 km/h = reduced CO2 by 420 kg on Bergen–Oslo
• Improved flight planning
• CO2 offset programme. Customers to buy CO2 reduction equalling emission
• All SAS duty travels CO2 compensated
• Reducing weight – e.g. new seats
• Eco-cruise (distance, position and time allowing). Start June 2007, STO, OSL and CPH
• Continuous pressure on EU to establish the Single European Sky – 12% potential reduction
• More direct and efficient flights through EU/Nordic project (NUAC)
• SAS pressure and dialogues with aircraft and engine manufacturers, and suppliers of alt fuels
SAS and the environment
SAS Group and the Environment
“Flying High with a Green Approach”
SAS Group and the environment 2008
Operational measures
(Arlanda's goal is to achieve 80% green approaches – transatlantic flights included – by 2012)
SAS and the environment
Sustainable biojet fuel development timeline
[email protected] SAS and the environment www.sasgroup.net
SAS and the environment
COP15 - and the environment focus in DK 2009:
Official airline
Greening partner
Speak on conferences
Engagement together with IATA
Dialogue partners, providers,decisionmakers
Impact the process and deliver recommendations
Inspiring Innovation Solar Impulse
Image of Solar Impulse…Paul has it