October 27, 2009
In First CSR Report, Deloitte Shows 1.3 Metric Tons of Emissions Per Employee
In its first-ever corporate sustainability report, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu reveals that it used more than 308 million kilowatt hours of electricity in 2008, or about 2.59 megawatt hours per employee.
The company derived the above and below figures based on reporting from 15 large member firms, out of 35 total member firms. Those 15 firms generated 1.31 metric tons of GHG emissions per employee, or 155,860 metric tons total, according to the report (PDF).
Business air travel among the 15 large firms totaled 1.694 billion kilometers, or about 14,220 kilometers per….
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Reader Comments
Did these numbers include daily commutes? I wonder if the company encourages telecommuting.
Kirsten@Nexyoo | October 27th, 2009