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Zayed International Airport Secures 3 Pearl Estidama Rating In Construction, Highlighting Commitment To Sustainability
(MENAFN- Mid-East Info) Zayed International Airport (AUH) has become one of the largest buildings in the UAE to be awarded the prestigious 3 Pearl Estidama rating for construction, a significant achievement that highlights Abu Dhabi Airports' commitment to sustainable development. The recognition underscores Zayed International Airport's leadership in sustainable airport infrastructure and marks its successful transition from the 3 Pearl design-stage rating to construction stage certification.
The 3 Pearl Estidama rating highlights Zayed International Airport's alignment with the UAE's sustainability ambitions, demonstrating the careful consideration paid to reducing environmental impact, conserving natural resources, and fostering a healthy internal environment. The airport's construction prioritised responsibly sourced materials, with more than 90% of steel and 80% of timber coming from certified sustainable sources. Additionally, the airport embraces the principles of a circular economy, recycling more than 90% of steel and diverting 86% of construction waste from landfills.
Elena Sorlini, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer at Abu Dhabi Airports said:“We are immensely proud of Zayed International Airport achieving the 3 Pearl Estidama rating. This recognition reinforces our commitment to building a sustainable future for aviation and reflects the hard work and dedication of our team. The rating also reflects our dedication to providing world-class airport services that prioritise both efficiency and environmental responsibility.”
Zayed International Airport's water-efficient fixtures exceed Estidama benchmarks by 45%. Policies aligned with its recently launched Sustainability Strategy target ambitious goals, including a 30% reduction in energy and potable water consumption, sourcing 5% of energy from renewable resources, diverting 40% of waste from landfills, and achieving a 10% reduction in overall waste volumes by 2030. Additionally, reverse vending machines (RVMs) installed across the airport in November 2024 are incentivising passengers to recycle plastic bottles and aluminium cans, as part of the airport's commitment to sustainable practices that minimise environmental impact and contribute to a more sustainable future for the region. About Abu Dhabi Airports: Abu Dhabi Airports operates five commercial airports in the emirate, including Zayed International Airport, Al Ain International Airport, Al Bateen Executive Airport, Delma Island Airport and Sir Bani Yas Island Airport. Having welcomed over 29 million passengers through its airports in 2024, Abu Dhabi Airports is a gateway to the Emirates for travellers worldwide. It works towards its vision of positioning Abu Dhabi as a leading global aviation hub. Since November 2023, passengers travelling through Zayed International Airport have had the privilege of experiencing the new state-of-the-art terminal, which has significantly increased the airport's operational capacity and features world-class facilities for passengers and aviation operators while strengthening Abu Dhabi's reputation as a destination of choice.
Zayed International Airport's water-efficient fixtures exceed Estidama benchmarks by 45%. Policies aligned with its recently launched Sustainability Strategy target ambitious goals, including a 30% reduction in energy and potable water consumption, sourcing 5% of energy from renewable resources, diverting 40% of waste from landfills, and achieving a 10% reduction in overall waste volumes by 2030. Additionally, reverse vending machines (RVMs) installed across the airport in November 2024 are incentivising passengers to recycle plastic bottles and aluminium cans, as part of the airport's commitment to sustainable practices that minimise environmental impact and contribute to a more sustainable future for the region. About Abu Dhabi Airports: Abu Dhabi Airports operates five commercial airports in the emirate, including Zayed International Airport, Al Ain International Airport, Al Bateen Executive Airport, Delma Island Airport and Sir Bani Yas Island Airport. Having welcomed over 29 million passengers through its airports in 2024, Abu Dhabi Airports is a gateway to the Emirates for travellers worldwide. It works towards its vision of positioning Abu Dhabi as a leading global aviation hub. Since November 2023, passengers travelling through Zayed International Airport have had the privilege of experiencing the new state-of-the-art terminal, which has significantly increased the airport's operational capacity and features world-class facilities for passengers and aviation operators while strengthening Abu Dhabi's reputation as a destination of choice.
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