HEPBURN SHIRE BASELINE EMISSIONS
How emissions connect
from sectors to activities
A diagram showing how the breakdown of gross* baseline emissions in 2018 are
connected between: place, people, and parts of the economy
The ultimate breakdown of 'activities' illustrates the 'modeled' ZNET emissions
activities that the community might influence to reduce Hepburn's net emissions..
Who is responsible for emissions
How emissions are connected to everyday activities
The activities the community can
influence to reduce emissions
Household Hot Water (14,572t CO2-e)
Household Cooking (2,251t CO2-e)
Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) (3,405t CO2-e)
Construction and Demolition (C&D) Waste (267t CO2-e)
Commercial and Industrial (C&I) Waste (2,403t CO2-e)
Disposal of waste water (1,968t CO2-e)
Livestock direct animal emissions: pigs (785t CO2-e)
Livestock direct animal emissions: dairy (9,260t CO2-e)
Livestock direct animal emissions: cattle (22,286t CO2-e)
Livestock direct animal emissions: sheep (28,974t CO2-e)
Soil related emissions (all livestock) (37,232t CO2-e)
Stationary Energy
88,357t CO2-e
Travel by Motorcycle (215t CO2-e)
Travel by Campervan (16t CO2-e)
Travel by Light Commercial Vehicle and non-Freight Trucks (22,433t CO2-e)
Travel by Passenger Vehicle (42,592t CO2-e)
Landfill waste
6,075t CO2-e
Waste Water
1,968t CO2-e
Waste
8,043t CO2-e
Crop production: Vegetables (747t CO2-e)
Crop production: Non-Cereal Crops (2,062t CO2-e)
Grazing
98,537t CO2-e
Residential
89,144t CO2-e
Cameron
90,865t CO2-e
Birch
85,716t CO2-e
Creswick
75,694t CO2-e
Holcombe
31,694t CO2-e
Coliban
28,622t CO2-e
Commercial
68,679t CO2-e
Industrial
11,540t CO2-e
Municipal
29,603t CO2-e
Agriculture
106,325t CO2-e
Farming
113,627t CO2-e
Transport
87,331t CO2-e
Land use, land use change and forestry
22,537t CO2-e
Crop production: Cereal Crops (4,979t CO2-e)
Cropping
7,788t CO2-e
Reclearing land (17,295t CO2-e)
Primary land conversion (5,242t CO2-e)
Land use (change)
22,537t CO2-e
Local Community
303,542t CO2-e
Visitor
9,050t CO2-e
Petrol
44,675t CO2-e
LPG
3,682t CO2-e
Wood
210t CO2-e
Gas (mains)
12,247t CO2-e
Electricity
70,715t CO2-e
Travel by Bus (139t CO2-e)
Commercial Cooking (1,292t CO2-e)
Commercial Hot Water (760t CO2-e)
Industrial processes (2,006t CO2-e)
Commercial Lighting (internal) (2,091t CO2-e)
Commercial Cooking and hot water (3,288t CO2-e)
Commercial Office Equipment and other misc. (2,272t CO2-e)
Commercial Plant and equipment (676t CO2-e)
Commercial HVAC (8,077t CO2-e)
Commercial Heating (1,751t CO2-e)
Commercial Lighting (external) (5,035t CO2-e)
Street and traffic lighting (195t CO2-e)
Council buildings and facilities (616t CO2-e)
Household Appliances (16,619t CO2-e)
Household Space Cooling (2,933t CO2-e)
Household Lighting (5,145t CO2-e)
Household Space Heating (7,219t CO2-e)
Gas (bottled)
1,767t CO2-e
Other (unallocated) (5,654t CO2-e)
Agriculture activities (5,906t CO2-e)
Diesel
42,393t CO2-e
Off-road vehicles and non-transport equipment (1,787t CO2-e)
Travel by Rigid and Articulated Trucks (20,147t CO2-e)
Reforestry: carbon sink of 50,551 t CO2-e
Places
Wards in
Hepburn Shire
People
Who emits
emissions
Economy
Emissions from
parts of the economy
Emission
sectors
Emission
sources
Actvities
that cause emissions
that reduce emissions