Carbon Footprint for St Edmund

2019

  • A total of 5,150 people visited your church giving an average carbon footprint of 4.17 kgCO₂ per person.
  • The building was used for a total of 288 hours for an average footprint of 74.64 kgCO₂ per hour.

Emissions by Category

  Energy: 16.04 tCO₂
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Main Church Building
ItemQuantityFactorEmissions
Electricity8,713 kWh/year0.316 kgCO₂e/kWh2.75 tCO₂
Gas63,946 kWh/year0.208 kgCO₂e/kWh13.29 tCO₂
  Travel: 3.32 tCO₂
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Congregation
ItemQuantityFactorEmissions
Average diesel car960 miles/year0.345 kgCO₂e/mile332 kgCO₂
Average petrol car7,740 miles/year0.370 kgCO₂e/mile2.86 tCO₂
Average electric car480 miles/year0.110 kgCO₂e/mile53 kgCO₂
Public Transport480 miles/year0.150 kgCO₂e/mile72 kgCO₂
On foot504 miles/year- kgCO₂e/mile0 kgCO₂
  Food: 630 kgCO₂
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ItemQuantityFactorEmissions
Cups of tea960/year0.009 kgCO₂e/cup8 kgCO₂
Cups of coffee1,392/year0.055 kgCO₂e/cup76 kgCO₂
Glasses of squash264/year0.004 kgCO₂e/glass1 kgCO₂
Packets of biscuits84/year1.129 kgCO₂e/item95 kgCO₂
High Meat meals48/year2.696 kgCO₂e/meal129 kgCO₂
Medium meat meals144/year2.111 kgCO₂e/meal304 kgCO₂
Vegetarian meals12/year1.429 kgCO₂e/meal17 kgCO₂
  Expenditure: 1.33 tCO₂
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ItemQuantityFactorEmissions
Buildings and grounds£5,679/year0.148 kgCO₂e/£841 kgCO₂
IT equipment and electronics£840/year0.166 kgCO₂e/£140 kgCO₂
Telephone and internet services£351/year0.197 kgCO₂e/£69 kgCO₂
Magazines and books£170/year0.121 kgCO₂e/£21 kgCO₂
Paper products£248/year0.752 kgCO₂e/£187 kgCO₂
Courses and training£678/year0.099 kgCO₂e/£67 kgCO₂
  Waste & Water: 182 kgCO₂
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ItemQuantityFactorEmissions
Recycled (Dry waste)180 kg/year0.021 kgCO₂e/kg4 kgCO₂
Other waste to landfill36 × bin bags/year0.587 kgCO₂e/bag169 kgCO₂
Water supplied to property8500 litres/year0 kgCO₂e/litre3 kgCO₂
Waste water (Sewerage)8500 litres/year0.001 kgCO₂e/litre6 kgCO₂

Emissions by Scope

ScopeEmissions (tCO₂)% of Total
111.7654.7
22.4211.2
37.3234.1
Total21.50

The Greenhouse Gas Protocol defines three Scopes for an organisation’s emissions, as follows:

  • Scope 1 – Direct Emissions from the activities of an organisation or under their control. Including fuel combustion on site such as gas boilers, fleet vehicles and air-conditioning leaks.
  • Scope 2 – Indirect Emissions from electricity purchased and used by the organisation. Emissions are created during the production of the energy and eventually used by the organisation.
  • Scope 3 – All Other Indirect Emissions from activities of the organisation, occurring from sources that they do not own or control.