Fraport secures EUR8.7m to modernise ground power supply at Frankfurt Airport
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Background ✨
Frankfurt Airport deployed two Goldhofer electric E‑Phoenix aircraft tugs, with another on order, under a EUR171,700 project supported by the Hessian Ministry, as it worked towards a 2030 CO2e target of 50,000 tonnes.1 Fraport also secured a EUR2.55 million EU grant for its Greenvolt project, covering nine new ground power units and 322 EV charging points at Frankfurt, with completion expected by end-2027.2 Fraport planned a 2800m photovoltaic installation with 37,000 modules along Runway 18 West to supply terminals and its growing electric vehicle fleet.3