SustainableDOT-A

Mission

To promote sustainability across Hawai'i's airports by empowering projects, fostering collaboration, and communicating progress through education and outreach.

Vision

As the state of Hawai'is airport system is an international gateway for the Pacific Region and serves a vital role in the health of our local commerce and communities, the State Department of Transportation- Airports Division  will become a world leader in airport sustainability.  Through SustainableDOT-A, Hawai'i's airports will instill a sense of pride among airport stakeholders, the general public, and visitors alike, thereby inspiring tenants, government agencies, businesses, and individuals to participate in growing Hawaii a model of sustainable living.

Sustainability in Hawaii

The DOT-A recognizes all of the sustainability efforts being made by both governmental and non-governmental organizations in the Hawaii community and endeavors to support those efforts as much as possible.  This includes, but is not limited to:

• Act 96, Session Laws of Hawaii 2006: “Lead by Example State of Hawaii Agencies’ Energy Initiative” http://hawaii.gov/dbedt/info/energy/efficiency/state/lbe/
• Act 234, Session Laws of Hawaii 2007: “Global Warming Solutions Act” http://hawaii.gov/dbedt/info/energy/greenhouse/
• Act 155, Session Laws of Hawaii 2009
• Hawaii DOE Clean Energy Initiative http://hawaii.gov/dbedt/info/energy/hcei
• Hawaii 2050 Sustainability Plan http://www.hawaii2050.org
  

sDOT-A Guiding Documents

To carry out the sDOT-A program values and objectives, DOT-A has developed guiding documents for individual airport reference. These guiding documents represent the place-based value system of the sDOT-A program; used together, these resources empower Hawai‘i’s airports to cultivate best practices within their respective districts. These resources also provide Hawai‘i’s airport system with a common perspective that complements Hawai‘i’s lifestyle and environment in and around all facilities designed, built, maintained and operated by DOT-A. sDOT-A guiding documents include the following:

SustainableDOT-A Program Profile Web & Email (1.7 MB) Print (4.2 MB)		Hawaii Sense of Place Primer (HSPP) Web & Email (4.9 MB) Print (14.9 MB)
Sustainable High Performance Guidelines (SHPG) Web & Email (3.6 MB) Print (5.3 MB)		Cultural Appropriateness Guidelines (CAG) Web & Email (1.7 MB) Print (2.9 MB)

Sustainable High Performance Guidelines

Cultural Appropriateness Guidelines

Sustainable Initiatives at Airports

SustainableHNL

Additional State Airports coming soon...