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MONTHLY ENVIRONMENTAL DATA TRACKER
Environmental Data Units
Power consumption (from connection if available) kWh
Water consumption (from if available) - only Liter
Type of fuel used for Generator set
Fuel Consumed for Gensets
Type of fuel for Plants/ Equipment/ Machinery/ Trucks/ Pickup etc.
Fuel consumption amount in Plants/ Equipment/ Machinery/ Trucks/ Pickup etc.
Type of fuel used in dewatering pumps
Fuel consumption in Dewatering Pumps,
Type of fuel used for other purposes
Fuel consumption for other purposes,
Type of refrigerant used in refrigeration system
GWP value (auto calculated)
Total refrigerant capacity Kgs.
Quantity of CO2 gas used for refilling the CO2 based fire extingushers Kgs.
Total direct energy consumption GJ
Total indirect energy consumption GJ
Total energy consumption through renewable sources GJ
Direct GHG emissions (Scope1 - Staitonary) metric tonnes of CO2eq
Direct GHG emissions (Scope1-Mobile) metric tonnes of CO2eq
Direct GHG emissions (Scope1-Fugitive) metric tonnes of CO2eq
Direct GHG emissions (Scope1-Total) metric tonnes of CO2eq
Indirect GHG emissions (Scope 2- Grid Electricity) metric tonnes of CO2eq
Indirect GHG emissions (Scope 2- Water supply by DEWA - UAE only) metric tonnes of CO2eq
Resource Consumption
Indirect GHG emissions (Scope 2- Total) metric tonnes of CO2eq
Total GHG emissions (Scope 1&2) (automatically calculated) metric tonnes of CO2eq
Total GHG emissions abated (through renewable sources) GJ
Sweet Water (through Tankers) Gallons
Mineral/ Bottled Water (for drinking) Liter
Paper (for printing/ drawings etc.) Kgs.
Salt Water (for Backfiling/Dust seperation ) Gallons
Surface water withdrawal m3
Groundwater withdrawal m3
Seawater withdrawal m3
Third-party (DEWA) withdrawal (produced water) m3
Total water withdrawal m3
Surface water discharge m3
Groundwater discharge m3
Seawater discharge m3
Third-party (DEWA) water discharge m3
Total water discharge m3
Groundwater withdrawal from all areas with water stress m3
Third-party (DEWA) water withdrawal from all areas with water stress m3
Total water withdrawal from all areas with water stress m3
Total water consumption m3
Usage of Reverse Osmosis (RO) water m3
Water from DEWA m3
Water from RO m3
Sewage Disposal Gallons
General Solid Waste Disposal (through Skips/ Bulk) Cu.M
General Food Waste Disposal (through Skips/ Bulk) Cu.M
Hazardous Waste Disposal (used oil, batteries, oil filters, chemicals/ COSHH materials, empty paint drums,
Gallons/ Nos. as relevant
medical waste)
Waste Disposal Cost per Month (for Sewage disposal) AED
Waste Disposal Cost per Month (for Solid Waste i.e. skips/ bulk disposal) AED
General Food Waste Disposal Cost Per Month(through Skips/ Bulk) AED
Total non-hazardous waste generated Kilograms
Total non-hazardous waste recycled Kilograms
Total hazardous waste generated Kilograms
Total hazardous waste recycled Kilograms
Total non-hazardous weight of waste diverted from disposal (automatically calculated) Kilograms
Waste diverted from disposal- onsite (automatically calculated) Kilograms
preparation of reuse Kilograms
recycling Kilograms
other recovery options Kilograms
Waste Disposal
Waste diverted from disposal- offsite (automatically calculated) Kilograms
preparation of reuse Kilograms
recycling Kilograms
other recovery options Kilograms
Total hazardous weight of waste diverted from disposal (automatically calculated) Kilograms
Waste diverted from disposal- onsite (automatically calculated) Kilograms
preparation of reuse Kilograms
recycling Kilograms
other recovery options Kilograms
Waste diverted from disposal- offsite (automatically calculated) Kilograms
preparation of reuse Kilograms
recycling Kilograms
other recovery options Kilograms
Total non-hazardous weight of waste directed to disposal (automatically calculated) Kilograms
Incineration with energy recovery Kilograms
Incineration without energy recovery Kilograms
landfilling Kilograms
Total hazardous weight of waste directed to disposal (automatically calculated) Kilograms
Incineration with energy recovery Kilograms
Incineration without energy recovery Kilograms
landfilling Kilograms
Paper/ Cardboard Kgs
Waste Minimization/ Reuse
Timber/Pallet: Nos
Timber/General Cu.M
Plastics Kgs
Pandrol Bag (Polythene) Nos.
Plastic Drums (20 ltrs./200 ltrs.) Nos
Steel/ Metals scrap Tonnes
Steel Drums (20 ltrs/200 ltr..) Nos
Concrete/ Demolition Waste Recycling Cu.M / Tonnes
Excess/ Surplus Concrete Usage (otherwise disposed) Cu.M / Tonnes
Others (specify) - Empty Tonner/Catridge Nos
Unwanted Cables/Wires Ton
Paper/ Cardboard Kgs
Waste Minimization/ Recycling
Timber/Pallet: Nos
Timber/General Cu.M
Plastics Kgs
Pandrol Bag (Polythene) Nos.
Plastic Drums (20 ltrs./200 ltrs.) Nos
Steel/ Metals scrap Tonnes
Steel Drums (20 ltrs/200 ltr..) Nos
Concrete/ Demolition Waste Recycling Cu.M / Tonnes
Excess/ Surplus Concrete Usage (otherwise disposed) Cu.M / Tonnes
Others (specify) - Empty Tonner/Catridge Nos
Unwanted Cables/Wires Ton
Total number of significant instances of non-compliance with laws and regulations during the reporting
compliance
Regulatory
Number
period.
Monetary value of fines for instances of noncompliance with laws and regulations that were paid during the
AED
reporting period.
Data Input
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Term
Total direct energy consumption
Total indirect energy consumption
Total energy consumption through renewable sources
Direct GHG emissions (Scope1)
Indirect GHG emissions (Scope 2)
Indirect GHG emissions (Scope 3)
Total GHG emissions abated (through renewable sources)
Surface water withdrawal
Groundwater withdrawal
Seawater withdrawal
Third-party (DEWA) withdrawal (produced water)
Total water discharge
Surface water withdrawal from all areas with water stress
Total non-hazardous waste generated
Total hazardous waste generated
Waste diverted from disposal- onsite (automatically calculated)
preparation of reuse
recycling
other recovery options
Waste diverted from disposal- offsite (automatically calculated)
Inceneration
Incineration with energy recovery
Incineration without energy recovery
landfilling
Definition
Energy consumed by sources owned or controlled by the company, such as fuels (diesel / petrol) that are burned directly by the organization
heating, transportation, manufacturing processes, and electricity generation
Energy consumed by the generation of purchased purchased or acquired electricity, heating, cooling, and steam consumed by the organizatio
Energy consumed from renewable sources such as solar energy, wind, hydropower.
GHG emissions coming from sources owned or controlled by an organization such as generation of electricity, heating, cooling and steam, tra
materials, products, waste, workers, and passengers, fugitive emissions (equipment leaks from
joints, seals, packing, and gaskets; methane emissions and venting, HFC emissions from refrigeration and air conditioning equipment)
Energy indirect (Scope 2) GHG emissions include, but are not limited to, the CO2 emissions from the generation of purchased or acquired ele
cooling, and steam consumed by an organization
GHG emissions that are a consequence of an organization’s activities, but occur from sources not owned or controlled by the organization. Th
upstream and downstream emissions. Some examples of Scope 3 activities include extracting and producing purchased materials; transportin
vehicles not owned or controlled by the organization; and the end use of products and services. Other indirect emissions can also come from
the organization’s waste.
Process-related emissions during the manufacture of purchased goods and fugitive emissions in facilities not owned by the organization can a
emissions.
GHG emissions reduced as a direct result of reduction initiatives. The organization should report the Scopes in which reductions took place (S
Water withdrawn from water that occurs naturally on the Earth’s surface in ice sheets, ice caps, glaciers, icebergs, bogs, ponds, lakes, rivers,
Water withdrawn from underground formations
Water withdrawn from sea or ocean
Third-party water is municipal water suppliers and municipal wastewater treatment plants, public or private utilities, and other organizations inv
transport, treatment, disposal, or use of water and effluent
Water discharge is the sum of effluents, used water, and unused water released to surface water, groundwater, seawater, or a third party, for
has no further use, over the course of the reporting period
Water stress in an area may be assessed using either of the following indicators and their thresholds:
1. The ratio of total annual water withdrawal to total available annual renewable water supply (i.e., baseline water stress) is high (40-80%) or e
2. The ratio of water consumption-to-availability (i.e., water depletion) is moderate (dry-year depletion, where for at least 10% of the time, the
is >75%), high (seasonal depletion, where for one month of the year on average, the depletion ratio is >75%), or very high (ongoing depletion
ratio on average is >75%)
Waste that does not have hazardous characteriscs (refer to hazardous waste definition below).
E.g.: municipal waste, paper, plastic packaging, food scraps, office products, cardboard, furniture and fixtures, construction and demolition de
Hazardous waste is waste that possesses any of the characteristics contained in Annex III of the Basel Convention, or that is considered to be
national legislation; explosive, flamable liquidds, flamable solids, substances or wastes liable to spontaneous combustion, substances or was
with water emit flammable gases, oxidizing, organic peroxides, poisonous (acute), infectious substances, corrosives, liberation of toxic gases
water, toxic (delayed or chronic), ecotoxic, Capable, by any means, after disposal, of yielding another material, e.g., leachate, which possesse
characteristics listed above.
E.g.: Asbestos, paints and solvents, refrigerants from HVAC systems, cleaning chemicals, pesticides and herbicides, batteries
‘onsite’ means within the physical boundary or administrative control of the reporting organization
reporting organization.
Checking, cleaning, or repairing operations, by which products or components of products that have become waste are prepared to be put to
purpose for which they were conceived
Reprocessing of products or components of products that have become waste, to make new materials
Types of recovery operations other than preparation for reuse and recycling such as repurposing or refurbishment.
‘offsite’ means outside the physical boundary or administrative control of the
Controlled burning of waste at high temperatures
Incineration of waste can be carried out with or without energy recovery. Incineration with energy recovery is also known as waste to energy.
In the context of waste reporting, incineration with energy recovery is considered a disposal operation.
final depositing of solid waste at, below, or above ground level at engineered disposal sites