Departments / SFOSFOSF International AirportLeads13 actionsSupports0 actionsSectors4Earliest target2026Building Operations 12-16In 2026, SFO will submit for environmental review an all-electric Central Utility Plant plan that will serve the airport's terminal buildings. SFO will target design in 2030 and operation by 2033. SFOBy 2026Transportation 33-2By 2030, increase the number of EV charging ports across publicly accessible City-owned parking facilities by at least 250 and across curbside locations by 100, and provide load-managed charging at 10% of SFO-owned parking stalls. SFMTA, Port, RPD, SFOBy 20303-8By 2030, forecast and plan for EV charging in SFO's future Consolidated Rental Car Center. SFOBy 20303-10By 2027, initiate 100% zero-emission procurement for medium- and heavy-duty City fleet vehicles, where feasible with available technology. ADM, SFO, SFMTA, OTHERSBy 2027Circular Economy 71-4By 2026, develop material specifications and design and construction guidelines for municipal buildings and infrastructure that standardize circular procurement standards by piloting the use of low-carbon and less-toxic materials such as concrete, steel, asphalt, and wood. SFE, SFO, SFPW, PortBy 20261-5By 2026, publish a strategy, leveraging SFO's existing standards, for achieving net-zero embodied carbon for all new buildings, infrastructure, and renovations by 2050. SFE, SFOBy 20261-7By 2026, co-create guidelines for tenant improvements, working with tenant-serving community-based organizations, designers, landlords, and lessees, to reduce excess material purchases and support reuse distribution channels. SFE, SFOBy 20262-1By 2030, reduce food waste 50% (from 2019) by piloting and implementing food waste reduction best practices, household education campaigns, and technology in partnership with commercial food retailers, distributors, and manufacturers. SFE, SFOBy 20304-1Between 2026-2030, SFO will develop procurement requirements and design and construction standards for city agencies and industry to use as a model to adopt as they procure low-carbon and healthy construction materials, food, and fuels. SFOBy 20304-2By 2030, increase sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) use at SFO to 50 million gallons, exceeding the California Air Resources Board and Airlines for America target for the airport, through expanded advocacy, airport-specific incentives, and infrastructure delivery. SFOBy 20304-3By 2032, serve in-state air service corridors with a minimum of 30% SAF use, while establishing a new co-benefits market or incentive to reduce the price premium. SFOBy 2032Healthy Ecosystems 21-10By 2030, at West of Bayshore, restore 2,700 linear feet of seasonal wetlands, convert up to 2.75 acres of seasonal wetlands to productive uplands for sensitive species, and create 750 linear feet of new ephemeral creek and associated riparian habitat. SFOBy 20304-9By 2030, develop a geographic-based tool to catalog SFO's softscape and quantify on-site, nature-based carbon sequestration potential. SFO, SFEBy 2030