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But whether you’re a client, contractor or member of the wider public, it helps to speak the language. This A-Z guide, plus some occasional light commentary, will help you to speak‘sustainability’ like a native, so you can engage more effectively with the serious challenges -and opportunities - ahead.
How can we Reduce the Carbon Emissions from our Church
This document provides guidance on reducing energy use and carbon emissions from Church of England buildings and properties, including churches, cathedrals, clergy homes, schools, and offices. It discusses evaluating energy use and emissions, identifying areas for improvement through energy audits, and implementing efficiency upgrades and renewable energy systems. Recommendations include setting an energy saving routine, calculating emissions using provided factors, prioritizing low-cost measures, and exploring grants for larger projects. The goal is to help Church properties lower their carbon footprints through conservation and sustainable practices.
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The document discusses standards being developed for carbon accounting in buildings and construction. It notes that BSI, CEN, ISO, and other standards bodies are working on frameworks to measure embodied carbon in products and services as well as carbon emissions from buildings, materials, and systems throughout their lifecycle from production to use to disposal. The document raises questions about what exactly is being standardized, such as whether it is focusing only on carbon or broader environmental impacts, and whether the standards are for products, systems, or whole buildings.
Carbon Tax In Canada
The document discusses implementing low-carbon technologies in Ontario through programs, services, and collaboration. It outlines two key initiatives: 1) Helping industries adopt low-carbon technologies through programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and costs while improving energy productivity. 2) Helping the agri-food sector adopt low-carbon technologies by reducing emissions and retrofitting facilities. It also discusses partnering with Indigenous communities on a transition to non-fossil fuel energy through investments in energy efficiency, micro-grids, and renewables to minimize impacts on remote communities.
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This document discusses AGC's efforts to reduce its environmental impact and produce more sustainable products. It provides data on AGC's CO2 emissions and goals for reduction. It also outlines AGC's research focused on energy efficiency, renewable energy, and reducing hazardous materials. AGC aims to decrease raw material and energy usage in production, lower emissions, boost recycling, and develop glass products that provide energy savings to customers.
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This document discusses alternatives for reducing the carbon footprint of Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore. It analyzes moving classes online, offsetting emissions through carbon credits, expanding the use of motion sensors, and rewarding departments for reducing emissions. The alternative of expanding motion sensors is recommended as it is accurate, reduces long-term emissions and costs, and is easily implemented, though initial costs are high. Stakeholders like the government and NTU would benefit from the emissions reductions and cost savings over time.
Webinar Topic: Going Carbon Negative
The global demand for achieving the net zero emission target by 2050 has pushed governments all over to adapt and adopt advanced carbon removal technologies to go carbon negative.
It is, indeed, an important topic of discussion, because a carbon free environment is the need of the hour to save our planet. And, therefore, BIS Research is glad to announce its upcoming webinar on this particular subject.
Agenda:
The main agenda of this webinar is to understand and explore the following:
• Primary sources of carbon emissions and associated environmental issues
• Carbon dioxide removal – key technology and adoption scenario
• Carbon dioxide removal (CDR): trends and key market developments
• Carbon dioxide removal as a credible solution
• Conclusion and future outlook
CARBON NEUTRAL MALAPPURAM
This document discusses developing Malappuram district in Kerala, India as a carbon neutral district. It analyzes carbon emissions from transportation, energy, waste, and agriculture/land use sectors. Transportation produces the largest emissions. The document estimates total emissions from each sector from 2012-2032 and the carbon sequestration capacity of the district's current vegetation. By 2032, emissions are projected to exceed sequestration by over 75 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalents. Recommendations to achieve carbon neutrality include expanding forests, using public transit, and educating the public.
Sustainable development in the Utility Sector
Lancashire County Council Innovation and Investment Event 15 September 2010. Presented by Steve Whipp, Head of Innovation at United Utilities.
Carbon footprints
A carbon footprint is the amount of greenhouse gases—primarily carbon dioxide—released into the atmosphere by a particular human activity. A carbon footprint can be a broad meaasure or be applied to the actions of an individual, a family, an event, an organization, or even an entire nation.
Abstract
Biogas upgrading is a developing market in France that involves removing contaminants like hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, and water from biogas in order to inject biomethane into natural gas grids. There are several technologies used for upgrading, including water scrubbing, chemical scrubbing, pressure swing adsorption, and membranes. Cryogenic upgrading is also emerging. Business plans and economic studies are required for biogas upgrading projects, as they show the costs and necessary biogas prices to make investments in upgrading profitable, especially for smaller capacity projects.
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There are several steps to reduce a carbon footprint, including conducting a life cycle assessment to determine the current footprint, identifying solutions to eliminate unavoidable CO2 emissions, and using carbon offsetting. Studies have found that individuals aged 50-65 have a higher average carbon footprint than other age groups due to higher expenditure and consumption. A carbon footprint can be defined as the total greenhouse gas emissions over the full life cycle of a product or service, and can be calculated using a life cycle assessment methodology.
Boundaries | Gary Davis
The document discusses the importance of setting boundaries when conducting carbon footprinting assessments. It outlines three main types of boundaries - organizational, operational, and emissions included. Operational boundaries define which scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions sources are accounted for. Standards like the Greenhouse Gas Protocol provide guidance on setting consistent boundaries to allow for accurate year-to-year tracking of emissions reductions and comparisons between organizations. While reductions are most important, setting clear boundaries is also critical for transparency and building stakeholder trust in reported emissions levels and climate actions.
Commission proposal for a Carbon Removal Certification (CRC) Regulation
Presentazione di Valeria Forlin (DG Clima, European Commision) al webinar "2023: crediti di carbonio e foreste", organizzato da Etifor il 12 gennaio 2023.
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