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Materials
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Water
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For most businesses, energy usage will be the biggest contributor to your direct carbon footprint. You are only required to complete the energy types applicable to your business.
Electricity
Please provide the annual volume or cost of your electricity use.
Natural gas
If your business uses natural gas, please provide the annual volume or cost.
Heating oil
If your business uses heating oil, please provide the annual volume or cost. This can include Gasoil, Kerosene or both.
LPG
If your business uses LPG, please provide the relevant metrics below.
Heavy fuel oil
If your business uses fuel oil (’heavy’ or ‘furnace’ oil), please provide the annual volume or cost.
Coal
If your business uses coal, please provide the annual volume or cost.
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For road vehicles, we assume small commercial vehicles are being used. This is a necessary simplification. Businesses using large amounts of freight should undertake a separate transport-related emissions analysis
Petrol
If your business uses petrol vehicles, please provide input below.
Diesel
If your business uses diesel vehicles, please provide input below.
Business flights
If employees take any business-related flights through the course of the year, please provide the required details below.
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The products, goods and materials that your business uses have an environmental impact through the material they are made from, manufacturing, packaging, transport and redundancy. These impacts are sometimes known as the ‘embodied carbon’ of goods. This calculator will not capture the full embodied carbon of the products you use, but will suggest some practical steps to assess and address it. Waste produced by a business also has embodied carbon and can highlight areas of inefficiency, or reuse/recycling requirements.
Material intensity
Does your business mainly sell ?
If you indicate that your business mainly sells products it could mean that your business is material-intensive. Although this answer does not affect your carbon footprint as measured by this Toolkit, you will be recommended actions around considering how the wider impact of your supply chain can affect your scope 3 emissions.
Waste produced
Please enter the weight per annum for each of the bins below.
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The volume of water used by your business contributes to your carbon footprint, through the energy used in its treatment and transport. Small changes in your operations can have a large impact. Conserving water not only helps to protect your local supply but can help you to reduce your environmental impacts while saving money on your water bills.
Water usage
Please enter your water usage per annum below.
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