Metre Bilbao obtains the Certificate Aenor of the Footprint of Carbon
22 March 2012
This certificate is based in the Norm ISO 14064-1:2006, that establishes the requirements for the design, development and management of inventories of broadcasts of GEI of the companies, as well as for the presentation of reports on these inventories.
Between the main advantages of the certificate find the increase of the credibility and transparency in front of the markets when demanding include the inventory in the public Registers of GEI; it allows to manage the risks of GEI and identify the opportunities of reduction; it facilitates the development and implantation of strategies and plans of management of GEI like the development of compulsory programs or the participation in markets of CO2 and supposes an early performance in front of the climatic change.
Unlike the compulsory verification that the Protocol of Kioto establishes for the business activities and included installations in the National Plan of Allocations (PNA), this certificate is voluntary for the companies that, like Metre Bilbao, want to go further of the fulfillment of the exigencias legal of Kioto; in fact, it is indicated for all type of organisations.
In concrete, Aenor has verified the inventory of the broadcasts in all the installations of Metre Bilbao: roads, stations, trains, subestaciones electrical, workshops of Sopelana and Ariz, his central offices and parkings or expenses of vehicles motors. The certificate of Aenor accredits that the inventory of Metre Bilbao collects a total of broadcasts quantified in “tonnes of CO2 equivalent” that issues in each one of the installations of the company that explodes the metre of Bilbao.
Stand out that 80% of the broadcasts (12.000t) produce by consumption of power by what the projects of energetic efficiency in what it finds immersed, will purchase a vital importance in the near future.
Metre Bilbao issued in the year 2010 a total of 14.495t CO2, what supposes 0,003 t of CO2 by each kilometre that has visited Metre Bilbao and 0,025 t of CO2 by each 1.000 travellers/travellers by kilometre.