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Carbon Footprint for Camden Council's Own Estate And Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 Site Name Category St Mary's C of E Primary School Primary Schools Primrose Hill Primary School Primary Schools Denton Tenant Hall Community Assets St Pancras Mortuary Offices Castlehaven Road Feeder Pillar 1 Miscellaneous 31 Liddell Road Depot Depots Wharrie Hall Miscellaneous Swiss Cottage Sports Centre Leisure Centres Plender Street Market Feeder Pillar Depots Chalton Street Market Feeder Pillar Supply Miscellaneous Page 1 of 264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 Energy Consumption kWh 224680.74 607889.59 24001.56 449023.37 15871.89 94.45 2210.38 5965091.00 48309.19 189.90 Page 2 of 264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 Carbon Emissions kgCO2e 61227.54 155660.05 12009.18 136229.73 7941.50 47.26 1105.96 1718342.45 24171.50 95.02 Page 3 of 264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 Display Energy Certificates Rating D D Page 4 of 264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 Display Energy Certificates Score 100 95 Page 5 of 264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 Floor Area m2 Postcode Period 1382.00 2015/16 3546.21 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 NW5 4NJ 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 Page 6 of 264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 Energy Consumption Class Easting 2 525451 2 528303.8 1 528342 2 529773 1 1 1 3 526828 1 1 Page 7 of 264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 Northing Longitude Latitude 183960 -0.192463 51.540617 183908.6 -0.151369 51.539514 184573 -0.150576 51.545476 183574.4 -0.130319 51.536175 184188 -0.172536 51.542358 Page 8 of 264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 Spatial Accuracy Location Property Level (51.540617, -0.192463) Property Level (51.539514, -0.151369) Property Level (51.545476, -0.150576) Property Level (51.536175, -0.130319) Missing spatial data Missing spatial data Missing spatial data Property Level (51.542358, -0.172536) Missing spatial data Missing spatial data Page 9 of 264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 Lower Layer Last Uploaded Organisation URI Super Output Area (LSOA) 26/01/2017 10:49:07 AM 92 http://opendatacommunities.org/id/london- borough-council/camden 26/01/2017 10:49:07 AM 21 http://opendatacommunities.org/id/london- borough-council/camden 26/01/2017 10:49:07 AM 64 http://opendatacommunities.org/id/london- borough-council/camden 26/01/2017 10:49:07 AM 117 http://opendatacommunities.org/id/london- borough-council/camden 26/01/2017 10:49:10 AM http://opendatacommunities.org/id/london- borough-council/camden 26/01/2017 10:49:10 AM 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Estate Lighting 42 Theobalds Road (Landlord's Supply) Miscellaneous Page 12 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 14531.11 68567.46 1022.02 985289.39 3919.48 23695.81 1643.25 4093877.20 990.75 6907.15 Page 13 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 7270.64 12647.27 511.37 236411.10 1961.11 11856.20 822.20 2048371.46 495.72 3455.99 Page 14 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 E Page 15 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 107 Page 16 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 NW5 4ED 2015/16 2015/16 WC1X 0LN 2015/16 4354.98 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 Page 17 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 1 528205 1 524974.5 1 530828.8 2 529282.6 1 528893 1 528191.6 1 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2015-16 7 5 14 15 3 9 18 7 11 Page 22 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 Weedington Road Play Centre Community Assets Haverstock Secondary School Secondary Schools St Pauls CE Primary School Primary Schools Greenwood Place Community Assets 61 Kingsgate Road (Landlord's Supply) Housing Estate Lighting Kings Cross Estate Housing Office Miscellaneous Kilburn Grange Park Miscellaneous Queens Crescent Library Libraries Kentish Town Project Day Centre Community Assets Dartmouth Lodge, Dartmouth Park Miscellaneous Page 23 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 100847.41 1508474.67 178067.11 254799.48 2082.91 0.00 16562.00 139188.00 474.19 2388.03 Page 24 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 36367.20 549234.23 53714.55 80000.78 1042.18 0.00 8286.80 69642.72 237.26 1194.85 Page 25 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 D E Page 26 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 85 105 Page 27 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 2015/16 10107.00 2015/16 1101.00 2015/16 2015/16 NW6 4JY 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 2015/16 Page 28 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 1 528294.3 3 528081.2 1 527517 2 528813.2 1 525247.9 1 530438 1 525045 1 528283.8 1 528931.9 1 528866 Page 29 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 185170.2 -0.151046 51.550854 184496.9 -0.154363 51.544852 184129 -0.162628 51.541673 185384.9 -0.143488 51.552665 184142.6 -0.195325 51.542303 182662 -0.121074 51.527823 184321 -0.198186 51.543951 185130 -0.151212 51.550495 184415.2 -0.142132 51.543924 187130 -0.142088 51.568336 Page 30 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 Property Level (51.550854, -0.151046) Property Level (51.544852, -0.154363) Property Level (51.541673, -0.162628) Property Level (51.552665, -0.143488) Property Level (51.542303, -0.195325) Property Level (51.527823, -0.121074) Property Level (51.543951, -0.198186) Property Level (51.550495, -0.151212) Property Level (51.543924, -0.142132) Property Level (51.568336, -0.142088) Page 31 of264 10/03/2021 Carbon Footprint For Camden Council’s Own Estate And Operations 2015-16 borough-council/camden 26/01/2017 10:49:07 AM 50 http://opendatacommunities.org/id/london- borough-council/camden 26/01/2017 10:49:07 AM 61 http://opendatacommunities.org/id/london- borough-council/camden
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