Training

Nowadays, the Offsetting and carbon markets are regarded as fundamental component tools of global, regional and national emissions reduction policies. They have operated for decades for compliance purposes and voluntary emissions reductions and continue to be an effective mechanism to underpin action against climate change.

Carbon offsetting is simply a way or tool for individuals or organizations, to “neutralize” their proportion of an aircraft's carbon emissions on a particular journey by investing in carbon reduction projects and stabilize net CO₂ emissions at 2020 levels with carbon-neutral growth and achieved the net-zero carbon by 2050.

• Understand the concept of carbon trading and carbon neutrality.
• Perform a carbon audit for an aviation facility.
• Learn about emission trading scheme.
• Identify and compare ETS mechanisms, dynamics and strategies.

• Airport staff and managers.
• Fuel Purchasing and Planning Managers.
• Corporate and executive staff from airlines and airports.
• Representatives of aviation business.
• Civil aviation authorities, corporate communications, and environment agencies.

• Aviation’s impact on climate change.
• Introduction to the concept of carbon neutrality.
• Introduction to carbon markets and carbon offset.
• Carbon audits.
• Aviation in EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS).
• Carbon cap and trade.
• Carbon trading mechanisms.
• Carbon markets dynamics and strategies.
• Existing and potential future carbon units and offset credits.
• Integration of SAF in the jet fuel supply chain; logistics best practice.