Rail Freight Module for Freight CO2 Emission Calculation

 Freight train emissions  27.5g CO2e per tonne km in 2019-20 Increase of 8.6% compared to 2018-19 The amount of diesel consumed by freight trains in 2019-20 has increased by 12.5% to 172 million litres. This is the highest figure since 2015-16, and the first time that diesel use increased year on year since 2015-16. Electricity usage fell by 6.3% to 70 million kWh. The resulting CO2e emissions for freight trains have increased to 27.5g CO2e per tonne km. This is the highest level since the comparable time series started in 2011-12.

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Professional ocean freight carbon calculation for sea-routes Asia and Europe and UK

Sea transportation the word busiest cargo transportation between Europe, UK, Asia and China. Sustainability for Logistics forwarders and shippers  with vessel operator service providers is in high demand from their customer for cleaner cargo with lower carbon output.

With our Ocean Carbon CO2 Emission Calculation Module (1 of the 3 logistics sections, including Air Carbon CO2 Emission Calculation  Module and Road Carbon CO2 Emission Calculation Module),  Well-presented dashboard data and analytics software gives your company in-depth view in statistics charts. Emission Factors as the key provided by cargo's companies gave you most up-to-date analytics calculation. IATA code for Port, Airport and station provided accurate location address for countries/regions in the world for data summarized with NOx, SOx and PM calculator.

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New Tanker Demonstrates Potential to Exceed IMO’s Emissions Targets

 Acclaiming their newest vessel as “an international flagship concerning the environment and climate,” the Swedish shipowner Furetank reports that through the use of advanced systems they were able to achieve a very low environmental score, helping the company to already meet the IMO’s emission targets for 2050. The tanker incorporates a range of technologies building on current vessel designs, including dual-fuel gas propulsion, batteries, and shore power.

Source: https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/new-tanker-demonstrates-potential-to-exceed-imo-s-emissions-targets

China's Shandong to limit carbon emission at new industrial projects

China's industrial hub Shandong province pledged to tighten new approval of industries such as oil refining and aluminium smelting which have high energy use and high emissions as Beijing strives to meet climate change targets.

The steps come as China vowed to start cutting carbon emissions before 2030 and become carbon neutral by 2060.

Source: https://www.reuters.com/business/sustainable-business/chinas-shandong-limit-carbon-emission-new-industrial-projects-2021-06-22/

water consumption, electricity consumption, gas consumption and co2 carbon emission on Power BI Dashboard

With this solution, you can ingest the data from any of your existing meter devices, MDM system of any meter manufacturer and of any energy type (water, electricity, gas). This intelligent analytics solution handles any type of data – Meter data, AMR/AMI data, Customer data, Billing data.

Microsoft Sustainability Calculator, a Power BI application for Azure enterprise customers

For more than a decade, Microsoft has been investing to reduce environmental impact while supporting the digital transformation of organizations around the world through cloud services. We strive to be transparent with our commitments, evidenced by our announcement that Microsoft’s cloud datacenters will be powered by 100 percent renewable energy sources by 2025. The commitments and investments we make as a company are important steps in reducing our own environmental impact, but we recognize that the opportunity for positive change is greatest by empowering customers and partners to achieve their own sustainability goals. An industry first—the Microsoft Sustainability Calculator Today we’re announcing the availability of the Microsoft Sustainability Calculator,a Power BI application for Azure enterprise customers that provides new insight into carbon emissions data associated with their Azure services. Migrating from traditional datacenters to cloud services significantly improves efficiencies, however, enterprises are now looking for additional insights into the carbon impact of their cloud workloads to help them make more sustainable computing decisions. For the first time, those responsible for reporting on and driving sustainability within their organizations will have the ability to quantify the carbon impact of each Azure subscription over a period of time and datacenter region, as well as see estimated carbon savings from running those workloads in Azure versus on-premises datacenters.This data is crucial for reporting existing emissions and is the first step in establishing a foundation to drive further decarbonization efforts. Microsoft Sustainability Calculator carbon data visualization view Providing transparency with rigorous methodology The tool’s calculations are based on a customer’s Azure consumption, informed by the research in the 2018 whitepaper, “The Carbon Benefits of Cloud Computing: a Study of the Microsoft Cloud”, and have been independently verified by Apex, a leading environmental verification body. The calculator factors in inputs such as the energy requirements of the Azure service, the energy mix of the electric grid serving the hosting datacenters, Microsoft’s procurement of renewable energy in those datacenters, as well as the emissions associated with the transfer of data over the internet.The result is an estimate of the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, measured in total metric tons of carbon equivalent (MTCO2e) related to a customer’s consumption of Azure. The calculator gives a granular view of the estimated emissions savings from running workloads on Azure by accounting for Microsoft’s IT operational efficiency, IT equipment efficiency, and datacenter infrastructure efficiency compared to that of a typical on-premises deployment. It also estimates the emissions savings attributable to a customer from Microsoft’s purchase of renewable energy.The calculator gives a granular view of the estimated emissions savings from running workloads on Azure by accounting for Microsoft’s IT operational efficiency, IT equipment efficiency, and datacenter infrastructure efficiency compared to that of a typical on-premises deployment. It also estimates the emissions savings attributable to a customer from Microsoft’s purchase of renewable energy.The calculator gives a granular view of the estimated emissions savings from running workloads on Azure by accounting for Microsoft’s IT operational efficiency, IT equipment efficiency, and datacenter infrastructure efficiency compared to that of a typical on-premises deployment. It also estimates the emissions savings attributable to a customer from Microsoft’s purchase of renewable energy.

The official UK government website for data and insights on coronavirus (COVID-19)

 

UK summary

The official UK government website for data and insights on coronavirus (COVID-19).

See the simple summary for the UK.

Vaccinations

People vaccinated

Up to and including 1 June 2021

All vaccination data

Daily — 1st dose

108,507

Total — 1st dose

39,585,665

Daily — 2nd dose

338,565

Total — 2nd dose

26,073,284

Percentage of adult population

75.2%

 1st dose

49.5%

 2nd dose

Cases

People tested positive

Latest data provided on 2 June 2021

Daily

4,330

Last 7 days

25,240

 6,496 (34.7%)

Rate per 100,000 people:  32.1

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All cases data

Deaths

Deaths within 28 days of positive test

Latest data provided on 2 June 2021

Daily

12

Last 7 days

46

 -8 (-14.8%)

Rate per 100,000 people:  0.1

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All deaths data

Healthcare

Patients admitted

Latest data provided on 27 May 2021

Daily

123

Last 7 days

869

 127 (17.1%)

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All healthcare data

Testing

Virus tests conducted

Latest data provided on 1 June 2021

Daily

664,849

Last 7 days

5,151,204

 -1,080,601 (-17.3%)

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All testing data

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