82 / 348
2
Environmental Indicators
Societal, Social and
Environmental
Information
Total energy consumption
(MWh)
GRI
UNGC
OECD
G4-EN3
-
VI.1.a
2014
2013
C+G
59,498
60,036
UMG
63,694
87,250
Corporate
4,129
4,755
Sub-total
127,321
152,041
GVT
322,817
275,447
Total
450,138
427,488
Electricity consumption
(MWh)
GRI
UNGC
OECD
G4-EN3
-
VI.1.a
2014
2013
C+G
49,594
51,227
UMG
45,171
63,816
Corporate
2,760
3,066
Sub-total
97,525
118,109
GVT
204,624
176,487
Total
302,149
294,596
Electricity consumption was down 4% between 2013 and 2014
due to GVT.
In New Caledonia, Canal+ Group installed a photovoltaic panel on the roof
of its building. Nonetheless, energy production remains marginal (6%)
when compared with electricity consumption in 2014. In Vietnam, 48% of
the electrical energy purchased is hydro-energy. Other initiatives such as
installing a lighting control system in the offices have been accompanied
by increased efforts to raise the awareness of the employees, namely in
Poland and Vietnam. Canal+ headquarters in Cameroon was equipped
with a general lighting control system.
The decrease at UMG is due mainly to better management of the
lighting in buildings and to replacing conventional CFL light bulbs with
LED lights in many facilities in the United States and Europe. At some
UMG facilities, more than 70% of the electricity consumed comes from
renewable sources.
Natural gas consumption
(MWh GCV – Gross calorific value)
GRI
UNGC
OECD
G4-EN3
-
VI.1.a
2014
2013
C+G
235
298
UMG
9,611
14,417
Corporate
0
0
Sub-total
9,846
14,715
GVT
0
0
Total
9,846
14,715
Fuel oil consumption
(liters)
GRI
UNGC
OECD
G4-EN3
-
VI.1.a
2014
2013
C+G
13,863
12,947
UMG
88,238
96,914
Corporate
0
800
Sub-total
102,101
110,661
GVT
198,445
109,415
Total
300,546
220,076
The increase at GVT is due to the inclusion of the consumption of fuel oil
by a large number of generators.
Steam used for space heating
(MWh)
GRI
UNGC
OECD
G4-EN3
-
VI.1.a
2014
2013
C+G
2,907
1,454
UMG
1,916
2,560
Corporate
1,039
1,313
Sub-total
5,862
5,327
GVT
0
0
Total
5,862
5,327
The increase in consolidated data is mainly due to an extension of scope
following consolidation of the new sites of the subsidiaries of Canal+
Group in Africa and Europe.
82
Annual Report 2014