The Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport in Delhi has switched to hydro and solar power for its electricity needs as of June 1, making it India’s first airport to run entirely on a combination of these forms of green energy, according to the airport’s operator, Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL).
Last November, the airport has stated that it plans to become a ‘Net Zero Carbon Emission’ airport by 2030. The switch to clean energy is part of its efforts to reach the objective.
