The Emirates-owned air and travel services provider said the injection in green operations in the next two years comes in a bid to further enhance environmental efficiency across its global network.
The company’s ongoing investment in infrastructure, equipment and process improvement will support its strategic objectives and reduce its carbon footprint by 20% by 2024, and by 50% by 2030.
The UK arm of the group has switched to renewable energy to take all electricity from green sources at all of its offices, cut out single-use plastic from its operations, reduced paper consumption by four million pages annually through its paperless office initiative and implemented a zero-to-landfill policy to ensure that all non-recyclable waste is sent to energy recovery facilities for processing.
Furthermore, it replaced 80% of its fleet with electric or hybrid cars with a target to operate a fully green fleet by 2024.
Steve Allen, chief executive of dnata Group, said: "We’ve been making great progress on reducing our carbon footprint, minimising waste and reducing energy and water consumption across our operations.
"We will further increase our investments and efforts in strong cooperation with our partners to achieve our targets and preserve the environment for current and future generations."
