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IMPLICATIONS OF

           GLOBAL WARMING




           One of the main lines of action in the environmental management system
           is the knowledge of the impact on climate change by Aqualia’s activity and
           its mitigation.






           The implementation and certification of the environ-  For this reason and within the framework of the
           mental (ISO 14001) and energy (ISO 50001) mana-    FCC Group’s 2020 climate change strategy, Aqualia
           gement systems not only involved the improvement   has worked since 2012 on the continuous improve-
           of the efficiency in the use of energy sources but   ment of its integrated management system with
           also directly contributed to the fight against global   the fundamental objective that includes both the
           warming by reducing the emission of greenhouse     management of the quality of processes, products
           gases to the air.                                  and services and environmental management.






           MEASUREMENT OF THE CARBON
           FOOTPRINT IN THE ENTIRE ACTIVITY


           For the third consecutive year, Aqualia has calcu-
           lated the carbon footprint for the entire activity
           of managing the integrated water cycle in the             The energy efficiency measures imple-
           company. The calculation was verified by AENOR            mented contributed to a reduction of
           and entered in the carbon footprint register of the       15.5% of total CO  emissions to the air
                                                                                     2
           Ministry of Agriculture and Fishing, Food and the         in 2016.
           Environment.






                       DEVELOPMENT OF THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF AQUALIA GIA (TEQ CO )
                                                                                          2





                       2014  21,486.8          54,352.8            27,982.7


                       2015   21,165.5                  91,714.9                      35,967.8



                       2016  22,001.4               70,423.4                 33,390.4






                          Direct emissions          Indirect emissions          Indirect emissions
                          (SCOPE 1)                 (SCOPE 2)                   (SCOPE 3)





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