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CLIMATE ACCOUNTING
Previously, climate accounts have been prepared for individual STOK entities. In this reporting, the
climate account has been prepared as a consolidated Group climate account, aggregating Scope 1, 2 and
3 emissions across entities using a common methodology.
While the consolidated climate 昀椀gures provide a useful overall view of the Group’s emissions, they
should be read in conjunction with the methodological descriptions, assumptions and data limitations
described later in this report.
At the same time, emissions data continue to be calculated and monitored at entity, site and geographic
level, providing the basis for data quality, local follow‑up and internal tracking.
The consolidated Group climate account provides an overall view of STOK Group’s emissions and
establishes a shared baseline for further follow‑up and for the potential setting of future Group‑level
targets.
For the reporting period, STOK Group’s consolidated total greenhouse gas emissions amounted to
289,587.31 tCO₂e on a location‑based basis and 290,137.70 tCO₂e on a market‑based basis.
The following table provides an overview of STOK Group’s consolidated energy consumption by
energy source. Energy use is categorised as renewable and non‑renewable and aggregated at Group
level based on data reported by individual entities.
Energy Consumption
MWh
Renewable
Non-Renewable
Total
1,767.19
65.69
1,832.88
District Heating
891.40
160.15
1,051.56
Fuels
330.60
2,510.58
2,845.18
Total
2,993.19
2,637.42
5,729.61
Electricity
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