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Belgium''s largest airport at Zaventem in Flemish Brabant is planning a scheme in which it will sell off its solar power, generated by panels, to residents of nearby regions in
Brussels Airport to sell green energy to its neighbours
Brussels Airport promises that an average household will save around €124 per annum on electricity if they switch to green energy generated by the airport''s solar panels. The
Green Electricity Sharing with Airports Neighbours — Stargate
Brussels Airport is sharing its photovoltaic production with one hundred households from the four neighbouring municipalities. With this pilot project, in collaboration
Brussels offers locals affordable green energy
The airport operator – Brussels Airport Company – is strongly committed to green energy, such as solar power, and aims to achieve net
Brussels Airport is testing new mobility and energy solutions as
Brussels Airport is nearing the end of its five-year Stargate program. Funded with €24,8 million from the European Green Deal, the project serves as a testbed for new mobility,
Brussels Airport launches affordable green energy initiative for
With this pilot project, in collaboration with the energy platform Bolt and as part of the European Stargate project, Brussels Airport aims to examine the viability of such a scheme
Brussels Airport launches affordable green energy initiative for
One hundred households from the four municipalities neighbouring Brussels Airport will have the opportunity to sign up to a year of green energy provided by Brussels
Brussels Airport offers neighbours a year of green energy at
As early as February 2025, one hundred of them (chosen on a first come first served basis) will start receiving locally-generated green energy from the airport''s solar panels
Brussels Airport expands solar energy initiative,
This project, set to be completed by late May, will boost the airport''s own solar energy utilisation from 4% to 9%, with the surplus
Brussels Airport expands solar energy initiative, doubling own
This project, set to be completed by late May, will boost the airport''s own solar energy utilisation from 4% to 9%, with the surplus made available to cargo partners. The
Digital Twin Confirms Brussels Airport Net-Zero Plan
IES created a digital replica of the 40 most energy-intensive buildings at Brussels Airport before modelling scenarios such as installing
Brussels offers locals affordable green energy
The airport operator – Brussels Airport Company – is strongly committed to green energy, such as solar power, and aims to achieve net zero carbon emissions for its own
Digital Twin Confirms Brussels Airport Net-Zero Plan
IES created a digital replica of the 40 most energy-intensive buildings at Brussels Airport before modelling scenarios such as installing PV solar, EV chargers, and electrifying
Brussels Airport offers neighbours a year of green
As early as February 2025, one hundred of them (chosen on a first come first served basis) will start receiving locally-generated green