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20 Nov 2009
ETS Support Facility Update November 2009
Following the closure of the ETS Support Facility online survey, consultation is underway with both potential users and the EUROCONTROL Agency’s Governing Bodies to develop the business plan and terms of reference for the facility’s use.
Many thanks to all who took the time to complete the survey. The results are available at the link below:
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25 Sep 2009
ETS Support Facility Requirements Survey
EUROCONTROL is investigating the establishment of a support facility in order to help the aviation sector in complying with the European Union’s Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) requirements on Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV).
In order to understand the potential added value that an ETS support facility could deliver to users, we would appreciate it if you were able to take a few minutes of your time to answer a short set of questions. We have split this survey into two sections, for aircraft operators/small emitters and Competent Authorities respectively.
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Historically, aviation’s biggest environmental issues have been associated with airports - noise and, increasingly local air quality.
However, there is an emerging view that aviation's single biggest environmental challenge is that of mitigating its effects on climate change.
Management of ATM operations is seen as one of the means by which aviation’s climate change and airport-related impacts could be reduced in the future. More efficient flight profiles, a fully optimised route network and more advanced noise abatement arrival and departure procedures should help to reduce noise, fuel burn, greenhouse gas emissions and flight times. After all, society wants both to travel and to minimise environmental impact.
If you care to read further, you will gain a better idea of what ATM in general, and EUROCONTROL in particular, can do to achieve these goals.
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