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TABLE 7: GHG EMISSIONS PER SECTOR AND ENERGY SECTOR IN THE CITY OF HURGHADA (2015)
Fuels
tCO2eq/ year Electricity LPG
Natural Gas
Gasoline & diesel
Other Non-energetic
Residential building 141,249 21,895 1 52,072 0 0
Tertiary (inc. municipal) 151,293 6,662 3 0 0 0
Public Lighting 6,019 0 0 0 0 0
Industry 1,231 4 637 1,829 693 0
Transport 0 0 351,745 1 0 0
Water, Waste 2,476 0 1,421 0 0 19,418
Tourism 374,287 0 77,066 39,562 0 0
Agriculture 11 0 14,219 0 0 74,214
Total 676,566 28,561 445,577 93,464 693 93,632
2.3. Zoom on municipal building and services in the city of Hurghada
The energy consumption of municipal buildings and services (public lighting, fleet, water and waste management) in
the city of Hurghada reached 25.2 GWh FE/year in 2015, about 0,7 per cent of the total consumption of the city. The
total GHG emissions from municipal energy consumptions are
31.2 ktCO2eq/year, about 2.3% of all city emissions. Public lighting and Water and Waste management are the main
source of GHG emissions of the governorate’s services. It also constitutes a very important energy consumption level
and represents huge expenses for the city. The following chart (Figure 7) shows the distribution of consumption and
costs among different services. The costs have been estimated using average energy costs as shown in Figure 8.
TABLE 8: ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND ANNUAL COST FOR HURGHADA ASSETS
Municipal Services GWh/year TeqCO 2 K EGP
10%
Municipal buildings 2.6 1,429 1,930
Public lighting 11.0 6,019 8,128
Municipal Fleet 1.8 484 656
Water and Waste management 9.8 3,897 5,302
39%
7%
44%
Figure 7: Governorate Assets Services – Hurghada (2015)
Municipal buildings’ consumption is included under tertiary buildings, although it is detailed in the dedicated section
and in the BEI Excel file.
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