Assessment of Difficulty of Green Transition of Airports Based on Entropy Management

Airports, an important center of action for the aviation sector, can be seen as a key structural model for combating global climate change. The framework of energy management should be considered entropy management and sustainability, especially for these structural systems, which are multi-source for fossil resource consumption and have a mobile campus with all its elements. This study discussed the environmental indicators taken as a basis for an exemplary airport and the difficulties in front of the green transformation in the institutional structure. The study evaluated the effects of the indicators developed for control tools and the classical approaches. In this respect, it is seen that exergy destruction in airports has potential effects on green transformation as an environmental problem. The exergy approach can be used as a model to evaluate energy efficiency potential. In this context, it will be possible to define the potential for changing tools in energy consumption and to shape a target for decision processes. A target evaluation to be defined with the green transition for squares with a savings potential of up to 70% will make a significant contribution to road maps. At the end of the study, some suggestions are also presented for this purpose.