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6.3 Tertiary (Non Municipal) Buildings, Equipment and Facilities
As explained above, electricity consumption data for the locality is not split by sector.
However, since a reasonable good degree of confidence exists for the estimation of
residential electrical energy consumption, and since the locality does not have any
particularly sizeable industries, the amount of electrical energy used in tertiary buildings,
equipment and facilities is deemed to be equal to the difference between the locality’s
total electrical energy metered and the sum of the municipal and residential energy
consumption. This may prove to be a slight overestimation of the tertiary energy
consumption.
6.3.1 Electricity
The locality’s total electricity consumption, excluding street lighting, for the baseline year,
was 5,119.89 MWh. Using the above assumption, the electrical energy consumption in the
tertiary (non municipal) buildings, equipment and facilities is equal to 1,762.40 MWh.
Using the emission factor for electricity calculated above, the CO2 contribution of tertiary
(non municipal) buildings, equipment and facilities for the baseline year is equal to
1,528.00 tCO2 for the baseline year.
6.3.2 Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
Since bulk fuel is distributed by a number of private contractors, consumption of fuels by
locality is not available from Enemalta Corporation. On a national level, using the data
from the GHG CRF Tables for Malta for the baseline year, the total amount of liquefied
petroleum gas (LPG) used in commercial and institutional buildings amounts to
47,059.84 MWh equivalent to 10,600 tCO2.
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