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Aiming 'net zero carbon emissions by 2029' for Mumbai Airport: Gautam Adani

IndiaTimes Saturday, 9 December 2023
India's second busiest airport -- Mumbai's CSMIA -- plans to reach "net zero carbon emissions" before the end of this decade. Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani on Saturday said on social media: "We proudly operate (CSMIA) on 100% green energy, making us an entirely sustainable airport. Moreover, we are third in Asia Pacific to reach Level 4+ 'Transition' of ACA Program of ACI, aligning our CO2 management with global climate objectives. Our next goal? Net Zero Carbon Emissions by 2029!"
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