Sustainability Reporting Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Sharon Douglas, C.M. Airports Going Green October 25, 2015

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1 Sustainability Reporting Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Sharon Douglas, C.M. Airports Going Green October 25, 2015

2 Agenda Sustainable Management Plan (SMP) Sustainability Reporting ATL EcoDistrict (Management Tool) ISO Airport Carbon Accreditation Green Building (LEED)

3 Sustainable Management Plan

4 Hartsfield-Jackson Overview Passenger Traffic Total Passengers 95.5 million 94.4 million 96.2 million (+1.85%) International Passengers 9.9 million 10.3 million 10.8 million (+5.13%) Operations (Landings and Takeoffs) 930, , ,309 (-4.69%)

5 Sustainable Management Plan Sustainable development at ATL complements and promotes the City of Atlanta s Power to Change Initiative Our goal is to be one of the greenest airports in the world

6 Sustainable Management Plan Four key sustainability goals to achieve by 2020: Energy Reduce energy consumption by 20% Water Reduce potable water consumption by 20% Waste Divert a minimum of 90% of the waste from landfills Emissions Reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 20%

7 2014 Scorecard

8 Accomplishments Airport EcoDistrict established in 2013 LEED Silver mandated for new construction since 2003 Global Reporting Initiative B+ Rating Pursuing ISO energy certification and Airport Carbon Accreditation GreeningATL Excellence Awards Ceremony $1,400,000 in VALE grant funding for alternative fuel vehicles $89,000 in reimbursement funds from Georgia Power Pursued $400,000 EPA 319 grant for sustainability enhancements Alternative Fuel Vehicles

9 Sustainability Management and Reporting at ATL

10 Sustainability Management (External) Vision To be a global leader in innovative sustainable practices built on inspired airport community engagement. Goals Reduce energy consumption Reduce Carbon Footprint Improve employee accessibility and mobility Zero Waste

11 Energy Committee Climate Action Committee Transportation Mobility Committee Waste & Materials Management Committee Airport Carbon Accreditation Level 2 or 3 Delta Air Lines USDA Southwest Airlines TSA HMS Host Concessions International AATC

12 Airport Carbon Accreditation

13 Airport Carbon Accreditation Reduce GHG emissions by 20% by 2020 Airport Carbon Accreditation Level 2

14 ISO Energy Management System

15 Sustainability Reporting (Energy Matters) Reduction Goal of 20% by 2020 North and South Parking Deck $886,867 Maintenance Refueling Station $559 Maintenance Headquarters $8,779 North Airfield LED Retrofit $34, Airfield LED Retrofit $3,965 Comp. Rate Analysis $108,478 Bill Auditing Previous Refunds ( ) $145, Billing Error $2,500,000 Rebates To Date Previous $42, Estimate $50, Estimate $50,000 Total Estimated Savings, Refunds, & Rebates $3,831,979

16 Comprehensive Rate Analysis Review all of Georgia Power Accounts for the optimum rate for the current use 6 Month Analysis of Electric Rate Change saved $108, % Savings Account Address Current Rate Current Bill Old Rate Old Bill Savings % Change INNER LOOP RD *BLDG 51107, MAINT BAY #3 ATLANTA GA PLM $ 38, TOUGSD $ 42, $ 4, % N TERMINAL PKWY ATLANTA GA TOUGSD $ 283, PLL $ 356, $ 73, % LOOP RD *BLDG COLLEGE PARK GA GS $ TOUEO $ $ % CENTRAL CARGO CONNECTOR *BLDG COLLEGE PARK GA PLS $ 1, TOUEO $ 1, $ % SPINE RD, APM HAPEVILLE GA TOUGSD $ 98, PLL $ 123, $ 25, % NLVR RD, BLDG 51150/GUARD1A ATLANTA GA PLS $ 1, TOUEO $ 1, $ % CARGO SVC RD *BLDG 51152, TAXI WAY TUNNEL COLLEGE PARK GA PLM $ 19, TOUGSD $ 23, $ 3, % CENTRAL CARGO CIR *BLDG COLLEGE PARK GA TOU-EO $ 4, TOU-MB $ 5, $ % SULLIVAN RD *UNIT B, COLLEGE PARK GA TOU-EO $ 4, TOU-MB $ 4, $ % MIDFIELD TERM *BLDG 51149, MAIN TERMINAL COLLEGE PARK GA TOU-EO $ 5, TOU-MB $ 5, $ % TOTAL Current Rate $ 442, Old Rate $ 565, $ 108, %

17 Billing Error Investigation of Utilities Invoices Previous Refunds $145,544 Savings of $2.5 Million Incorrect Invoice

18 ISO & ATL s EnMS Framework Energy Policy Management Review Act Continual Process Improvement Plan Energy Planning Legal & Other Requirements Energy Review Energy Baseline Energy Performance Indicators Energy Objectives, Targets, & Action Plans Check Do Implementation & Operation Checking Monitoring & Measurement Evaluation of Compliance Internal Audit of EnMS Nonconformity, Correction, CA & PA Control of Records Competence, training, & awareness Communication Documentation (EnMS) Control of documents Operational control Design Procurement of energy services, products, equipment & energy

19 ISO Energy Management System Benefits of Implementing ISO Improves energy performance & reduces energy costs Sustain savings & drives continual improvement over time Avoid the project-by-project approach to energy management Formalizes energy management practices Reduce GHG emissions Establishes ownership Drives ownership and accountability across the organization Engages employees and encourages behavioral changes

20 ISO Energy Management System Update on Progress Management Review General Requirements Management Responsibility Energy Policy Pre Implemenation Gap Analysis Implementatio to Date Checking Energy Planning Implementation and Operation

21 Green Building

22 The Green Building Model

23 Green Buildings at ATL Existing LEED Bldgs New International Terminal LEED Gold FS 33 LEED Certified FS 24 LEED Silver In Process New Cargo Building Fire Station 40 CV and Taxi Hold Lot Tenant: USDA

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