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2022-02-08 Planning and Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 8 FEBRUARY 2022
1. The emissions from a particular source are likely to be large relative to the attributable
emissions.
2. The emissions from a particular source contribute to the responsible entity’s greenhouse gas
risk exposure.
3. The emissions from a particular source are deemed relevant by key stakeholders.
4. The responsible entity could influence emissions reduction from a particular source.
5. The emissions are from outsourced activities that were previously undertaken within the
organisation’s boundary or from outsourced activities that are typically undertaken within the
boundary for products or services
Accurate data was not available for the electricity consumption of Council’s leased assets and has
been excluded from this year’s.
2. NOOSA COUNCIL’S CARBON FOOTPRINT FY 2020/21
Noosa Council Carbon Footprint
FY 2020/21
Emissions (tonnes CO2e) % of total footprint
Scope 1
Transport Fuels 768 2%
Stationary Fuels 179 <1%
Refrigerants (Kyoto protocol) 38 <1%
Landfill emissions 31,368 61%
Scope 2
Electricity - large sites 1,467 3%
Electricity small sites 505 1%
Rate 3 Streetlights 104 <1%
Scope 3
Purchased goods & services
– operational & capital 13,776 27%
Business Travel 12 <1%
3rd Party controlled Streetlights 2,083 4%
Fuel losses – transport & 304 1%
distribution
Employee commute 524 1%
Work from home -51 0%
Total emissions 51,077
Scope 1 emissions – transport fuels
Transport fuels include fuel for Council’s vehicle fleet and fuel for plant and equipment which is
owned or hired by Council. Council continues to review its fleet of vehicles and on replacement
selects the low emissions vehicles that are fit for purpose. Council has recently replaced a diesel
utility and a petrol car with two electric vehicles. The impact of this fuel reduction reported in next
year’s carbon footprint.
Scope 1 emissions – Stationary fuels
Stationary fuels include fuel that is used in plant and equipment that is not road registered. Council
continues to replace small equipment powered by petrol or diesel with battery operated equipment
where available. Council continues to investigate electric powered equipment as it comes onto the
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