RESPONSIBLE GROWTH INDEX

Rating for Greenfield Airport

Covers:

  • New Runway Construction
  • Construction of Terminal Buildings
  • Establishment of Air Traffic Control (ATC) Towers
  • Development of Cargo Handling Facilities
  • Passenger Amenities (lounges, retail, restaurants)
  • Construction of Fuel Farms and Aviation Fuel Supply Systems
  • Development of Aircraft Maintenance and Repair Operations (MRO) Facilities
  • Development of Hangars and Parking Bays
  • Implementation of Ground Transportation Systems (road, metro, rail)
  • Environmental Impact Mitigation (green energy, waste management)
  • Emergency and Rescue Infrastructure
  • Airport Support Services (fire stations, security infrastructure)
Greenfield Airport

Relevance and Impact

Greenfield airport projects face the dual challenge of meeting growing transportation needs while minimizing their environmental footprint and ensuring long-term sustainability. As the aviation industry continues to expand, airport developers must address critical problems related to infrastructure, efficiency, and environmental impact, all while enhancing the passenger experience.

  1. Rapidly Growing Air Traffic Demand: As air travel demand rises, existing airports often become overwhelmed, leading to delays, congestion, and compromised service quality. Greenfield airports offer a solution by providing new runways and terminal facilities designed to handle increased traffic efficiently, relieving pressure on existing infrastructure.

  2. Operational Efficiency and Safety Concerns: The need for state-of-the-art air traffic management is essential to avoid operational bottlenecks. Building modern Air Traffic Control (ATC) towers and emergency rescue infrastructure ensures safety and seamless operations, reducing the likelihood of delays and incidents.

  3. Cargo Handling Limitations: With the rise in global e-commerce, efficient cargo handling has become crucial for economic growth. Developing specialized cargo facilities ensures that logistics operations run smoothly, speeding up the movement of goods and contributing to the local and regional economy.

  4. Inadequate Passenger Experience: Passengers expect more than just transport; they demand comfort, convenience, and amenities. Enhancing passenger lounges, retail spaces, and restaurants can significantly improve customer satisfaction, making the airport a destination in itself rather than just a transit point.

  5. Environmental Impact and Sustainability: Airports are often criticized for their environmental footprint, from energy consumption to waste generation. Incorporating green energy solutions, waste management systems, and sustainable design practices ensures that Greenfield airports mitigate environmental impacts while contributing to broader sustainability goals.

  6. Infrastructure for Fuel Supply and Maintenance: Efficient fuel supply systems and well-equipped maintenance and repair operations (MRO) facilities are critical for ensuring that airport operations remain uninterrupted and cost-effective. The construction of fuel farms and hangars helps streamline operational logistics and reduce downtime.

  7. Challenges in Ground Transportation: Accessibility is a key concern for passengers and cargo alike. Developing integrated transportation systems, such as road, metro, and rail links, ensures that airports are well connected to urban centers, making them more accessible and reducing traffic congestion around airport areas.

  8. Safety and Security Infrastructure: Airports are sensitive sites requiring top-tier security and emergency infrastructure. Building fire stations, security infrastructure, and emergency response services ensures preparedness for any situation, safeguarding both passengers and staff.

By addressing these challenges, Greenfield airport projects can emerge as cutting-edge transport hubs that not only meet the needs of modern air traffic but also set new standards for environmental responsibility and operational excellence. The Greenfield Airport Rating framework offers structured solutions to integrate environmental, social, and economic considerations into the development of airports, ensuring their long-term sustainability.

What Will I Be Able To Do?

Tangible Benefits:

  • Improved airport systems, such as ground transportation and cargo handling, lead to streamlined operations.
  • Environmental impact mitigation (green energy, waste management) reduces operational costs and meets sustainability goals.
  • Efficient energy use and waste management systems lower long-term costs, including fuel and utilities.
  • Enhanced emergency and rescue infrastructure ensures regulatory compliance and increases safety.
  • Sustainable practices and efficient design make the airport more attractive to investors and partners.

Intangible Benefits:

  • Builds trust with government bodies, investors, and the public by meeting high environmental, social, and governance standards.
  • Demonstrates commitment to sustainability and responsible growth, enhancing public image.
  • Differentiates the airport as a modern, environmentally-conscious hub in a competitive aviation market.
  • Promotes social responsibility through improved amenities and infrastructure that benefit local communities.

What Will I Get?

This certification guides airport projects developers by incorporating the following scopes:

Environmental Scope:

1. Adoption of sustainable practices like energy efficiency, water conservation, and waste management.
2. Implementation of green technologies and reduction of carbon footprints.
3. Promotion of resource optimization to minimize environmental impact.

Social Scope:

1. Ensuring fair labor practices, safe working conditions, and employee well-being.
2. Promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within the workplace.
3. Enhancing community engagement and fostering positive social impacts.

Governance Scope:

1. Strengthening compliance with regulations, data privacy, and intellectual property protection.
2. Establishing transparent and ethical business practices.
3. Implementing robust governance structures to mitigate legal and operational risks.

Economic and Geopolitical Scope:

1. Encouraging market diversification and strategic partnerships.
2. Developing risk management strategies to address economic and geopolitical uncertainties.
3. Fostering innovation to create new market opportunities and drive economic resilience.

Innovation and Market Leadership Scope:

1. Promoting responsible and ethical software development practices.
2. Differentiating companies through sustainable product offerings and innovative solutions.
3. Enhancing brand reputation and market positioning as leaders in responsible technology.

Certification Levels​

REGI Responsible Projects Certification Levels
Certification Level
Points Range
Description
1-STAR
Certified Level
40-49
Ideal for those initiating sustainable practices. A step towards a more responsible and eco-friendly approach.
2-STAR
Bronze Level
50-59
For entities committed to advancing sustainability initiatives. Recognizes efforts in resource efficiency and waste reduction.
3-STAR
Silver Level
60-69
Suitable for organizations with a substantial commitment to sustainability. Acknowledges achievements in various aspects of responsible practices.
4-STAR
Gold Level
70-79
Honors entities showcasing a high level of dedication to sustainable practices. Acknowledges excellence in resource efficiency, carbon footprint reduction, and waste management.
5-STAR
Platinum Level
80+
Represents the pinnacle of REGI certification. Signifies profound dedication to holistic sustainability, innovation, and continuous improvement.

Fee Structure​

Registration Fee (Rs)
REGI Founding Member
₹25,000
REGI Annual Member
₹25,000
Non-Member
₹30,000
Certification Fee(Rs)
REGI Founding Member
₹1,25,000
REGI Annual Member
₹1,80,000
Non-Member
₹2,25,000
NOTES:
  • Registration fee is a one-time fee paid at the beginning of the certification process.
  • Fee is exclusive of Goods and Services Tax (GST)
  • Certification fee is the main fee for assessing and certifying your product, service, or project.
  • Registration, Precertification and Certification fee are non-refundable
Payment Details:

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