Annexes
Annex 1 - Buildings energy consumption and emissions
Table 1 - Electricity supplied to sites (MWh)
Table 2 - Non electricity supplied fuel (MWh), and emissions (tCO2e)
Table 3 - Site generated renewable energy (MWh), and emissions tCO2e
Table 4a - Electricity emissions (market based, using supplier emission factor, Scope 2 only) plus line losses, tCO2e
Table 4b - Electricity emissions (location based, using national emission factor) plus line losses, tCO
Table 4c - Reduction in Commission electricity emissions owing to contracting approach (%)
Tables Electricity from 'renewable energy' contracts, sources of electricity (fraction), and emissions (tCO2e)
Brussels
Luxembourg
JRC Petten
JRC Geel
JRC Karlsruhe
JRC Seville
JRC Ispra
Grange
Total upstream emissions for renewable electricity supply, tCO2e
Annex 2 - Waste production and emissions
Waste production (tonnes)
Brussels waste (tonnes)
Luxembourg waste (tonnes)
JRC Petten waste (tonnes)
JRC Geel waste (tonnes)
JRC Karlsruhe waste (tonnes)
JRC Seville waste (tonnes)
JRC Ispra waste (tonnes)
Grange waste (tonnes)
Emissions from waste management (waste (tonnes), emissions (tonnes CO2e))
Brussels
Luxembourg
JRC Petten
JRC Geel
JRC Karlsruhe
JRC Seville
JRC Ispra
Grange
Radioactive waste and wastewater
Annex 3 - Fixed assets (IT, Buildings, Furniture)
Brussels
Luxembourg
JRC Petten
JRC Geel
JRC Karlsruhe
JRC Seville
JRC Ispra
Grange
Annex 4 - Emissions from refrigerant loss
Brussels refrigerant loss
Luxembourg refrigerant loss
JRC Petten refrigerant loss
JRC Geel refrigerant loss
JRC Karlsruhe refrigerant loss
JRC Seville refrigerant loss
JRC Ispra refrigerant loss
GRANGE refrigerant loss
NOx, CO2 total emissions from Ispra trigeneration plant
NOx total emissions (tonnes) at JRC Petten
Total air emissions buildings (tonnes) as minimum (SO2, NOx, PM10) at JRC-Geel
JRC Geel Atmospheric emissions containing alpha emitting aerosols
JRC Karlsruhe exhaust air: aerosols declaration to authorities (Bq/y)
JRC Ispra gaseous and liquid discharge %
Annex 5 - Biodiversity and emissions from food, service contracts and paper
Biodiversity
Total use of land (m2)
Total sealed area (m2)
Nature oriented area onsite (m2)
Nature oriented area offsite (m2)
Food/catering
Brussels
Luxembourg
JRC Petten
JRC Geel
JRC Karlsruhe
JRC Seville
JRC Ispra
JRC Ispra
Grange
Service contracts
Brussels
Luxembourg
JRC Petten
JRC Geel
JRC Karlsruhe
JRC Seville
JRC Ispra
Grange
PAPER
Paper (tonnes per year)
Printshop paper consumption (tonnes)
Purchased paper, used or new (tonnes)
Annex 6 - GPP data and EMAS costs
GPP
Contracts greater than 60 K EUR with additional 'eco' criteria %
Contracts using GPP procedures
Greenness (of procedures, ECA approach)
Brussels
Luxembourg
JRC Petten
JRC Geel
JRC Karlsruhe
JRC Seville
JRC Ispra
Grange
COSTS
Costs for HR COORD and ECORS (overhead for all staff included in calcs)
Annex 7 - Fleet vehicles and professional travel
Fleet
Brussels
Luxembourg
Petten
Geel
Karlsruhe
Seville
Ispra
Grange
Professional Travels
CO2 emissions from professional travels (tonnes)
Annex 8 - Impact of telework
TTeleworking emissions at EMAS sites in 2023
Table 1: Summary of teleworking emissions, 2018 - 2023
Total emissions caused by telework
Table 1a: Space heating teleworking emissions by site
Table 1b: Space cooling teleworking emissions by site
Table 1c: Equipment electricity use teleworking emissions by site
Table 1d: Videoconferencing teleworking emissions by site
Table 1e: IT fixed assets teleworking emissions by site
Table 1f: Paper use teleworking emissions by site
Table 2: Telework energy use (from space heating, cooling and electricity from equipment use)
Table 3: Telework water use
Table 4: Telework paper use
Annex 9 - Scope of the Commission's EMAS system by site (2023)
Brussels
Luxembourg
Remaining main sites
Annex 10 - Table 10.1 Evolution of emissions at the EMAS sites (tonnes CO2e)
Brussels
Grange
JRC Geel
JRC Ispra
JRC Karlsruhe
JRC Petten
JRC Seville
Luxembourg