FCC Environment Total Waste and Energy Management Service Reduce your carbon footprint Neutrality at FCC Introducing a Total Waste and Energy Management Service tailored for reducing your carbon footprint At FCC Environment we have been working with our clients to enable them to commit to sending zero waste to landfill for many years now. But the agenda has moved on. Businesses in the UK must now look to achieve 78% reduction in carbon emissions by 2035. This is no small ask but we are here to help you understand your carbon footprint and to help you take steps to reach a Net Zero future. FCC Environment Helping reduce your carbon footprint Ahead of COP26, the UK Government has set a target for a 78% reduction in carbon emissions by 2035, this is faster than any other developed nation and we 2035 must all play our part. Embedding recycling in your business and delivering zero The government waste to landfill is not enough. Reducing and reusing what you can, recycling is committed to where you can and generating energy from any waste that is left can have a net zero by 2035 positive impact on your carbon footprint but we can help you go further still. We are already working with several of our customers offering them the tools to help them understand their carbon footprint. By focusing on the waste you produce and the energy you consume as a business, you will gain an insight into your current carbon impacts along with insight into the immediate steps that you can take to improve your performance. FCC Environment Helping reduce your carbon footprint Reducing, reusing and recycling with an Energy from Waste Composting 1 tonne of waste That’s the same as solution rather than landfill are great steps forward for any could save up to 726kg CO2 planting up to 3 trees business. Your next step might be to move your energy supply to a more sustainable option. The use of Green energy is at the heart of any Net Zero solution and it is no longer more expensive than fossil fuel based energy options. We can walk you through your choices and help you choose the best 1 tonne of waste can That’s 1100 homes create 500kw of energy powered for an hour package for you. Let’s explore your waste and your energy together. Let’s make a difference, tackle climate Recycling 1 tonne of material That’s the equivalent of saves approximately 726kg CO2 3630 passenger air miles change and support you on your journey to net zero. FCC Environment Helping reduce your carbon footprint Four steps to start reducing your carbon footprint Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Define and Implement FCC forest Book your free measure and improve information consultation View our online View our Waste We will plant a minimum Our consultants can look at Carbon Calculator Journey Tracker of one tree for every new your whole business activity customer*. This continues and offer support and advice View now View now on every anniversary of the on how you continue your contract start date. journey to neutrality FCC Environment Helping reduce your carbon footprint * We also offer an option to plant as many trees as you wish Let’s make a difference, tackle climate change and support you on your journey to net zero. 732 miles Planting 1 tree offsets That’s equivalent of 732 300kg of CO2 miles in a standard car FCC Environment Helping reduce your carbon footprint Act now. Telephone 0344 7369990 Email [email protected] Visit www.fccenvironment.co.uk/business-waste-solutions FCC Environment Helping reduce your carbon footprint FCC Environment Total Waste and Energy Management Service Carbon calculator Current Waste Management Solution Waste Disposal Route Tonnes per Annum Landfill Only Total Current Service Total Measure Carbon Saved Per Annum General waste Landfill 500.0 218.7 218.7 tonne CO2e 0.0 Paper and board: board Recycled 100.0 104.2 2.1 tonne CO2e 102.1 Wood Composting 100.0 82.8 1.0 tonne CO2e 81.8 Metals Recycled 100.0 0.1 0.1 tonne CO2e 0.0 Paper and board: mixed Recycled 50.0 52.1 1.1 tonne CO2e 51.0 Metal: scrap metal Recycled 50.0 0.4 1.1 tonne CO2e -0.6 Plastics: PET (incl. forming) Recycled 50.0 0.4 1.1 tonne CO2e -0.6 Total 950.0 458.8 225.1 tonne CO2e 233.7 Proposed Solution (if different) Waste Disposal Route Tonnes per Annum Landfill Only Total Proposed Service Total Measure Carbon Saved Per Annum General waste Energy from Waste 200.0 87.5 4.3 tonne CO2e 83.2 Paper and board Recycled 100.0 104.2 2.1 tonne CO2e 102.1 Wood Composting 100.0 82.8 1.0 tonne CO2e 81.8 Metals Recycled 100.0 0.1 0.1 tonne CO2e 0.0 Paper and board: mixed Recycled 50.0 52.1 1.1 tonne CO2e 51.0 Metal: scrap metal Recycled 50.0 0.4 1.1 tonne CO2e -0.6 Plastics: PET (incl. forming) Recycled 50.0 0.4 1.1 tonne CO2e -0.6 Dry Mixed Recycling (33% card/paper, tins, plastic) Recycled 250.0 88.3 5.3 tonne CO2e 83.0 Plastics: HDPE (incl. forming) Recycled 25.0 0.2 0.5 tonne CO2e -0.3 Glass Recycled 25.0 0.2 0.5 tonne CO2e -0.3 Total 950.0 416.3 17.1 tonne CO2e 399.2 Energy Service Current Package Total Consumption (KW/H) Current tonne CO2e Proposed tonne CO2e Measure Carbon Saved Per Annum Electric Usage (KWH per annum) Average Brown Electric Mix 212000.0 49.4 0.0 tonne CO2e 49.4 Gas Usage (KWH per annum) Average Brown Gas Mix 212000.0 39.0 0.0 tonne CO2e 39.0 Total 88.4 0.0 tonne CO2e 88.4 Offset Offering Trees Proposed 53 to offset 17.1 tonne CO2e per annum Summary Worst Case Total Carbon 547.2 tonne CO2e per annum Current Total Carbon 313.5 tonne CO2e per annum Proposed Total Carbon 0.0 tonne CO2e per annum Proposal Summary Total Carbon Saving (tonne CO2e per annum) 313.5 Total Cost Saving (per annum) £25,000.00 FCC Environment Total Waste and Energy Management Service Waste journey tracker Proposed Solution Percentage Carbon Emission Comparison Worst case Current Proposed Energy from Waste 600.0 Recycled 500.0 458.8 Composting 400.0 300.0 225.1 200.0 e Emittede per Annum 10.53% 2 100.0 Kg of COKg 88.4 88.4 17.1 0.0 21.05% –17.1 –100.0 68.42% Worst case Current Proposed Offsetting 0.0 0.0 -17.1 Waste 458.8 225.1 17.1 Energy 88.4 88.4 0.0 Total 547.2 313.5 0.0 Sources UK Government GHG Conversion Factors for Company Reporting – https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/greenhouse-gas-reporting-conversion-factors-2020 These factors cannot be used to determine the relative lifecycle merit of different waste management options. This is because the benefits of energy recovery and recycling are attributed to the user of the recycled materials, not the producer of the waste, in line with GHG Protocol Guidelines. For landfill, the factors in the tables include collection, transportation and landfill emissions (‘gate to grave’). For combustion and recycling, the factors consider transport to an energy recovery or materials reclamation facility only. This is in line with GHG Protocol Guidelines, with subsequent emissions attributed to electricity generation or recycled material production respectively..