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Durham Catholic School Board 20180626121038 June 26, 2018.Xlsx Energy Consumption and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting ‐ for 2016 Confirm consecutive 12‐mth period (mth‐yr to mth‐yr) Sept/2016 ‐ Aug/2017 Sector School Board Agency Sub‐sector School Board Organization Name Durham Catholic District School Board Number of Renewable Renewable Operation Name Operation Type Address City Postal Code Total Floor Area Unit Avg hrs/wk Swimming Pool (Yes/No) Portables Electricity Quantity Electricity Unit Natural Gas Quantity Natural Gas Unit Fuel Oil 1 & 2 Quantity Fuel Oil 1 & 2 Unit Fuel Oil 4 & 6 Quantity Fuel Oil 4 & 6 Unit Propane Quantity Propane Unit Coal Quantity Coal Unit Wood Quantity Wood Unit District Heating Quantity District Heating Unit ? If Yes, enter Emission Factor District Cooling Quantity District Cooling Unit ? If Yes, enter Emission Factor GHG Emissions (Kg) Energy Intensity (ekWh/sqft) Building / Operation Identifier Comments Stephenson Building School 2160 Yonge Street Toronto M7A 2G5 135,034.00 Square feet 70 Yes 10 2,181,065.00000 kWh 125,300.00000 Cubic meter Litre Litre Litre Metric Tonne Metric Tonne 26.73000 Giga Joule No 0.00000 20.50600 Giga Joule No 0.00000 max. 255 characters All Saints Catholic Secondary SchoSchool 3001 Country Lane Whitby L1P 1M1 158,592.22 Square feet 80 N/A 2 1,540,252.96094 kWh 97,595.59395 Cubic Meter 239,269.77725 16.25223 Alternative Education School 1500 Hopkins StreetWhitby L1N 2C3 8,492.00 Square feet 60 No 0 88,175.91309 kWh 15,577.90319 Cubic Meter 32,586.48172 29.87923 Archbishop Denis O'Connor CHS School 80 Mandrake St. Ajax L1S 5H4 101,942.28 Square feet 80 N/A 5 752,111.00000 kWh 75,837.36627 Cubic Meter 170,116.21410 15.28408 Canadian Martyrs (OMAC) Administrative offices and related facilities383 Chaleur Ave Oshawa L1J 1G5 22,044.49 Square feet 60 No 0 153,907.49933 kWh 28,738.63719 Cubic Meter 59,805.14720 20.83674 Catholic Education Centre Annex Administrative offices and related facilities652 Rossland Road WOshawa L1J 7C4 15,726.07 Square feet 60 No 0 218,384.36743 kWh 44,722.49341 Cubic Meter 92,316.68105 44.11052 Catholic Education Centre Administrative offices and related facilities650 Rossland Road WOshawa L1J 8M7 22,776.43 Square feet 60 No 0 475,770.20508 kWh 16,741.87116 Cubic Meter 48,565.31290 28.70068 Durham Continuing & AlternativeSchool 250 Bayly Street Ajax L1S 3V4 2,352.99 Square feet 60 No 0 40,639.87119 kWh 3,626.54080 Cubic Meter 8,301.10208 33.65163 Durham Continuing Education Ce School 458 Fairall St Ajax L1S 1R6 18,075.00 Square feet 80 No 0 138,432.54889 kWh 20,790.87434 Cubic Meter 44,228.78863 19.88345 Father Fenelon Catholic ES School 795 Eyer Dr Oshawa L1W 2K2 47,500.00 Square feet 80 No 0 288,940.00000 kWh 28,724.10993 Cubic Meter 64,577.81690 12.50976 Father J. Venini C.S. School 120 Glover Rd Oshawa L1G 3X9 33,852.50 Square feet 80 N/A 0 120,631.45740 kWh 37,725.71070 Cubic Meter 75,613.45428 15.40719 Father Leo J. Austin C.S.S. School 1020 Dryden Blvd. Whitby L1R 2A2 171,559.49 Square feet 80 N/A 4 1,134,303.02734 kWh 104,796.59257 Cubic Meter 238,453.47144 13.10366 Giffard Centre School 1003 Giffard St Whitby L1N 2S3 12,001.00 Square feet 60 No 0 56,280.77129 kWh 25,934.43532 Cubic Meter 51,033.01250 27.65654 Good Shepherd School 1650 Reach Rd. Port PerryL9L 1T1 33,637.22 Square feet 80 N/A 0 220,117.33353 kWh 39,488.03740 Cubic Meter 82,481.88065 19.02022 Holy Family C.S. School 720 Simcoe St Beaverto L0K 1A0 32,291.73 Square feet 80 No 0 245,306.68848 kWh 31,418.01742 Cubic Meter 68,119.91418 17.93680 Immaculate Conception C.S. CLOSSchool 1722 Scugog St Port PerryL9L 1E2 23,730.12 Square feet 80 No 0 38,018.06354 kWh 14,632.07277 Cubic Meter 29,015.25797 8.15523 Msgr. J. Pereyma C.S.S. School 316 Conant St Oshawa L1H 3S6 104,428.74 Square feet 80 N/A 5 815,143.63281 kWh 77,849.95398 Cubic Meter 176,161.95080 15.72858 Msgr. P. Dwyer C.S.S. School 700 Stevenson Rd NOshawa L1J 5P5 137,351.68 Square feet 80 N/A 2 1,265,139.35152 kWh 126,161.89595 Cubic Meter 283,498.26053 18.97290 Msgr. Philip Coffey C.S. School 1324 Oxford St Oshawa L1J 3W6 29,410.77 Square feet 80 N/A 1 128,104.93105 kWh 36,870.19464 Cubic Meter 74,261.65957 17.67901 Notre Dame Catholic Secondary SSchool 1375 Harwood Ave. Ajax L1T 4G8 170,512.15 Square feet 80 N/A 6 1,460,625.00000 kWh 108,338.26000 Cubic Meter 256,749.53699 15.31867 Sir Albert Love C.S. School 425 Wilson Rd N Oshawa L1G 6E6 25,639.63 Square feet 80 No 0 110,732.90196 kWh 25,213.86133 Cubic Meter 51,606.34020 14.77011 St Andre Bessette School 60 Seggar A Ave Ajax L1T 4Y4 49,046.84 Square feet 80 N/A 0 300,829.81445 kWh 30,413.19471 Cubic Meter 68,193.90532 12.72364 St John Paul II Catholic School School 160 Cachet BLVD Whitby L1M 2L9 50,478.00 Square feet 80 No 0 178,852.82129 kWh 39,743.23214 Cubic Meter 81,497.48785 11.91083 St. Bernadette School 41 Bayly Street Ajax L1S 1P2 56,607.41 Square feet 80 N/A 0 392,059.00000 kWh 35,928.02034 Cubic Meter 81,863.39863 13.67125 St. Bernard C.S. School 1000 Dryden Blvd Whitby L1R 2A2 45,059.86 Square feet 80 N/A 4 300,587.96973 kWh 36,296.40856 Cubic Meter 79,308.27117 15.23170 St. Bridget Catholic School School 200 Carnwith Dr. Whitby L1M 2J8 38,567.09 Square feet 80 No 0 287,368.60272 kWh 38,563.96704 Cubic Meter 83,125.45641 18.07805 St. Catherine of Siena C.S. School 15 Bennett Ave Ajax L1T 3P1 40,762.93 Square feet 80 N/A 0 278,585.00000 kWh 22,198.41386 Cubic Meter 51,872.06019 12.62188 St. Christopher C.S. School 431 Annapolis Ave Oshawa L1J 2Y5 48,136.73 Square feet 80 N/A 3 146,122.49985 kWh 46,261.93820 Cubic Meter 92,658.43206 13.24943 St. Elizabeth Seton C.S. School 490 Strouds Lane Pickering L1V 6W7 81,300.34 Square feet 80 N/A 3 570,933.28125 kWh 50,854.74045 Cubic Meter 116,442.88165 13.67038 St. Francis de Sales C.S. School 72 Church St. S Ajax L1S 6B3 30,386.52 Square feet 80 N/A 0 143,262.09827 kWh 48,500.19209 Cubic Meter 96,788.45374 21.67775 St. Gertrude C.S. ‐ Con Ed OshawaSchool 692 King St. E Oshawa L1H 1C5 11,764.00 Square feet 60 No 0 57,608.38589 kWh 17,380.55889 Cubic Meter 34,908.01682 20.59887 St. Hedwig C.S. School 421 Olive Ave Oshawa L1H 2R2 18,750.73 Square feet 80 No 0 107,820.93166 kWh 36,258.71485 Cubic Meter 72,384.52377 26.30140 St. Isaac Jogues C.S. School 1166 Finch Ave Pickering L1V 1J6 40,741.94 Square feet 80 N/A 5 216,309.44043 kWh 27,769.48451 Cubic Meter 60,191.10518 12.55309 St. James C.S. School 10 Clover Drive WesAjax L1S 3E5 36,185.55 Square feet 80 N/A 5 215,732.81299 kWh 43,603.46766 Cubic Meter 90,106.76328 18.76829 St. John Bosco School 1600 Clearbrook Dr Oshawa L1K 2P6 51,771.69 Square feet 80 N/A 5 317,922.58350 kWh 30,510.12581 Cubic Meter 68,984.77962 12.40403 St. John the Evangelist C.S. School 1103 Giffard St Whitby L1N 2S3 30,763.26 Square feet 80 No 0 93,551.15472 kWh 32,991.10888 Cubic Meter 65,699.43766 14.43843 St. John XXIII C.S. School 195 Athabasca St Oshawa L1H 7J2 34,304.58 Square feet 80 N/A 0 175,366.66553 kWh 35,492.19320 Cubic Meter 73,336.43299 16.10775 St. Joseph C.S. (Oshawa) School 1200 Summerwood Oshawa L1G 4W3 52,037.03 Square feet 80 N/A 4 305,320.73413 kWh 34,439.72038 Cubic Meter 75,966.20669 12.90117 St. Joseph C.S. (Uxbridge) School 25 Quaker Village D Uxbridge L9P 1N7 33,949.38 Square feet 80 No 0 239,559.99939 kWh 34,136.35026 Cubic Meter 73,054.98433 17.74270 St. Josephine Bakhita Catholic EleSchool 51 Williamson DriveAjax L1T 0B4 52,938.00 Square feet 80 N/A 6 331,473.00000 kWh 40,166.15311 Cubic Meter 87,722.41576 14.32525 St. Jude C.S. School 68 Coles Ave Ajax L1T 3H5 42,737.01 Square feet 80 N/A 4 219,596.00000 kWh 25,663.82414 Cubic Meter 56,326.91745 11.52035 St. Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic ES School 1425 Coldstream DrOshawa L1K 0J6 47,500.00 Square feet 80 No 0 279,083.00000 kWh 29,427.98069 Cubic Meter 65,558.17734 12.45973 St. Leo School 120 Watford St. Brooklin L0B 1C0 46,493.63 Square feet 80 N/A 0 282,962.92383 kWh 23,492.47140 Cubic Meter 54,474.26674 11.45610 St.
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