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SOCIETAL, SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION
SECTION 4 - ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION
ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS
CO
2
emissions due to usage of mobile sources (tCO
2
eq)
GRI
UNGC
OECD
EN3, EN4, EN16,
EN17, EN29
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VI.1.a
2012
Consolidated data
46,304
Gasoline for vehicles
27,504 (59%)
Diesel for vehicles
16,577 (36%)
Other fuel
2,223 (5%)
Gasoline Diesel
Other
C+G
2,622
1,067
-
UMG
495
1,425
-
AB
90
227
74
SFR
11
5,193
-
MT
186
8,405
-
GVT
24,097
158
2,149
Other
3
102
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The consumption of fuel is linked to the Group’s activities, especially
the use of sales and support vehicles. At GVT, the high growth of the
activity generated a significant increase in the size of its vehicle fleet and
consequently its consumption of fuel.
CO
2
emissions due to usage of fixed sources (tCO
2
eq)
GRI
UNGC
OECD
EN16, EN17, EN29
-
VI.1.a
2012
Consolidated data
392,416
Electricity
344,863 (88%)
Refrigerants
23,200 (6%)
Fuel oil
16,417 (4%)
Other sources (steam and gas)
7,935 (2%)
Electricity Other sources
C+G
10,355
1,008
UMG
22,151
3,875
AB
20,555
3,730
SFR
61,897
6,934
MT
219,802
21,723
GVT
9,866
10,032
Other
238
250
In Brazil, GVT included the measurement of consumption at technical sites
in its calculation, thereby quadrupling the relevant data for electricity. The
operator also now measures emissions from refrigerant gases.
More detailed explanations on electricity, steam, natural gas and fuel oil,
which contribute to CO
2
emissions, are presented in this section under
each indicator.
4.2.3.4. LAND USE
This information category is deemed not to be relevant as the Group’s
activities do not present particular risks in terms of soil pollution.
