[open-sustainability] Avg breakdown of emissions per sector for companies does this exist anywhere?

[James Smith]

Presumably the DEFRA input-output supply chain stuff (http://discover.amee.com/categories/Indirect_Emissions_Supply_Chain) is insufficiently detailed for what you need? I'd always assumed that you could take the industry and the turnover and do a rough calculation from that…

For instance, 241 tons of co2 for a million pound turnover computer services company:
http://discover.amee.com/categories/Indirect_Emissions_Supply_Chain/data/computer%20services/result/1000000?usage=default

I may be abusing the methodology there though…

cheers,
James


On Monday, 3 December 2012 at 11:28, Chris Adams wrote:

> Hi all,
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> Very specific question here:
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> We know that certain industries are more carbon intensive than others instinctively (high end consulting tends to have lots of flying for example, and steel and aluminium uses lots of energy), but I'm wondering - does anyone know if there is any open data already published that you might build a dataset on top of, to make it easier to work out the footprint of a 'typical' company in a given sector?  
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> Thanks in advance,
>  
> Chris
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