Including 4 closely related terms such as waste, waste collection, and waste disposal.
…: Indirect energy emissions released into the atmosphere that are associated with your consumption of purchased electricity; Scope 3: Other indirect emissions that are a consequence of your actions occurring at sources you do not own or control and are not classed as Scope 2 emissions. For example: business travel (staff vehicles of Public Transport), waste disposal, materials or fuels (water…
… indirect) emissions are a consequence of your actions that occur at sources you do not own or control and are not classed as Scope 2 emissions. Examples are business travel by means not owned or controlled by your organisation, waste disposal, materials or fuels your organisation purchases, and also the emissions associated with the extraction, refinement and transportation of those raw…
… as detailed previously and including fuel consumption by UBICO in discharging TBC’s statutory waste collection responsibilities. Under the GGP the operation of the leisure centres can fall in or out of scope however given the nature of the relationship between TBC and ‘Places for People Leisure’ it is considered that it is within scope. The greenhouse gas emissions (GGE…
… with waste generated from council operations, the total gross emissions for 2019 -20 is highly likely to exceed those form the last recorded calculation in 2012-13. Attention is drawn to the final column of the table below as there is frequent reference to the three emissions ‘Scopes’ that are included in the Greenhouse Gas Protocol against which this baseline has been produced. Table 1 DECC…
… consumption Scope 3 147 155 130 118 97 289.46* Water; Business travel (from unowned vehicles); Extraction, Refinement and Transportation of all raw fuels; Waste disposal Total Gross Emissions 2,325 2,244 2,124 1,931 2,112 1,599.93 *no data for Public Transport or Waste Disposal. 19 SECTION 3 CONSUMPTION AND EMISSIONS BY FACILITY 3.1 SCOPE OF DATA TBC aspire…