Environment

Energy

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Brussels South Charleroi Airport is actively working to optimise heating and cooling facilities by installing brand new efficient systems.  

The airport has also rolled out LED lighting, as well as optimising its lighting management thanks to an automatic, configured, centralised system.   Lastly, in 2020, Brussels South Charleroi Airport commissioned its photovoltaic system.

Installed on the roof of terminal 2, 1,560 photovoltaic panels have been fitted. They make it possible to produce 438Mwh a year, thus reducing CO₂ emissions by 263 tonnes/year.

Energy production from photovoltaic panels

Establishment of the Collaborative Environmental Management


Within the framework of the CEM (Collaborative Environmental Management) an Environmental Committee has been created in order to move forward on the different axes of the environmental policy of Brussels South Charleroi Airport which, every day, works to reduce its environmental footprint. Brussels South Charleroi Airport is committed to reducing its CO2 emissions by 35% by 2030 compared to 2019 and to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.