Signature Aviation has received a 2024 Green Power Leadership Award from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). For more than 20 years, EPA's annual awards have recognised America's leading green power users for their commitment to using renewable electricity and advancing the nation's green power market.

EPA recognises Green Power Partners like Signature Aviation for outstanding clean energy initiatives and impact on the green power market. Signature Aviation is currently using more than 97 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of green power annually, which is enough to meet 100 per cent of the organisation's overall electricity use. By choosing green power, Signature Aviation is taking action against climate change and towards a cleaner, healthier and more sustainable energy future.

“We are honoured to be recognised by the US Environmental Protection Agency for our achievements in helping to bring about a clean energy future,” says CEO Tony Lefebvre. “As an organisation committed to shaping the future by meeting 100 per cent of our electricity needs through green power procurement, we have seen firsthand that clean energy is an affordable, accessible choice that can reduce the risks brought about by climate change. We're proud to be leaders in this effort and look forward to continuing to find new ways to deliver an exceptional experience for our guests, while also protecting the planet for future generations.”

According to the EPA, Signature Aviation's current green power use of more than 97 million kWh is equivalent to the electricity use of nearly 9,000 average American homes annually.

The award also recognises Signature for its broader portfolio of assets with a tiered green power development strategy of on-site solar generation and renewable energy investments, ambitious electrification initiatives and its leadership and engagement with peers through industry sector groups.

Signature Aviation leads its peers in green energy procurement as the first network of private aviation terminals to achieve 100 per cent green power procurement. Lefebvre served as the chair of the Environmental Committee for GAMA from 2020-2023, stressing the importance of renewable electricity and electrification strategies before multiple key value chain groups.

Green power is electricity generated from environmentally preferable renewable resources such as wind, solar, geothermal, biogas, eligible biomass and low-impact hydro. Using green power helps advance the American green power market, which accelerates the development of these resources in the United States.