Including 5 closely related terms such as waste management, waste, and waste management.
…, each accounting for just over a quarter. 1.18 It should be noted that the ‘waste management’ emissions only consider the operation of waste refuse vehicles, and not the waste itself nor its treatment and storage. 1.19 The Council’s own vehicle fleet in conjunction with business mileage for the grey fleet, (private owned vehicles used on council business), account for 3 per cent…
… Agreements’, PEPPPA’s, which relate to zero/low carbon electricity procurement. • The ‘waste collection and street cleaning’ contract is a long-term contract which the council is already committed to, a step change in emissions from current levels to zero carbon would be achieved at the contract renewal. This would be reflected in emissions from 2029 onwards. • Emissions for the ground’s…
… which do not relate to the generation of purchased energy, such as purchased goods and services, (i.e., leisure and waste contracts), business travel, leased assets and franchises. Scope 3 emissions are wide ranging and represent the largest source. Audit Results 1.11 The audit provides a record of TWBC greenhouse gas emissions in the 12- month period covering April 2018 to March 2019…
…) and electricity (Scope 2). Such emissions patterns are typical for a Council, as several services are outsourced, including the leisure and waste contracts. 1.17 Further analysis of the data as detailed in figure 2 shows that the outsourced services of leisure, waste and grounds maintenance create the highest emissions accounting for 57 per cent of the 60 per cent total. The waste 3 https…