Categories: Innovation

India’s World-First Solar-Powered Airport Redefines Aviation

Nestled in Kerala’s lush landscape, Kochi International Airport stands as a pioneering force in sustainable infrastructure. Operational since 1999, it made history in 2015 as the world’s first airport powered entirely by solar energy, now generating more electricity than it consumes. In addition to its solar plant, this innovative hub integrates rainwater harvesting, vertical gardens, zero-waste practices, and electric ground vehicles, proving that economic development and environmental responsibility can soar hand in hand. By embracing holistic green strategies, Kochi International Airport offers a transformative blueprint for the future of aviation.

Arjun Prema Surendran

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