1. Establishing FE college emissions and potential targets
Nick Jagger

2. Objectives Establish a 2008 baseline for FE colleges using emandate
Construct a reasonable 1999 baseline
Establish the requirements to achieve differing levels of carbon reduction
Advise on elements of a carbon strategy for the sector
Advise on additional data collection needed to monitor progress

3. Current CO2 Emissions by Source

4. Backcasting Assumptions
Scope 1 emissions largely driven by heat demand and in turn driven by age of building stock
Scope 2 emissions, from electricity, more variable
influenced by learner numbers
efficiency and number of electrical appliances
carbon content of grid electricity

5. Backcasting Emissions

6. Base Forecasting Assumptions
Scope 1 emissions continues to be driven by refurbishment and new build
Scope 2, electrical, emissions driven:
by learner numbers, driven in turn by demographics
increased electrical efficiency
grid decarbonisation

7. Baseline Scenario

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12. Further Options Renewable/low carbon heat:
solar thermal
biomass CHP
gas powered CHP
Anaerobic digester CHP
Renewable/low carbon electricity:
gains from CHP
wind and solar

13. Central Scenario

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20. Reporting Options
Use eMandate to report energy usage and other emissions to be consistent with CRC and DECC requirements:
Scope 1: Gas, Oil, LPG, Coal, Biomass, Vehicle fuels
Scope 2: Grid electricity
Scope 3: Mains Water, Waste to Landfill, Waste to Recycling

21. … thank you