Manchester Care and Repair's Climate Report

Submitted on 2025-07-17

Introduction *

Commitment And Targets *

Own emissions *

Value chain emissions *

(optional)

Actions and plans to reduce emissions *

Climate Solutions *

(optional)

Management and strategy *

(optional)

Results, challenges and outlook *

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Introduction *

reporting year

*

2022

number of employees in the reporting year

*

30

Commitment And Targets *

net zero target year

*

2050

Base year

*

2022

comment on your net zero targets

*

Targets apply to our \"Core\" emissions, which is Scope 1, Scope 2 and some categories of Scope 3: business travel in grey fleet, staff commute and emissions from homeworking. NB: the \'revenue\' cited above is our turnover for the year. We are a charity, and due to our structure this figure isn\'t particularly relevant as a benchmark.

near-term scope 1 target

*

50

target year

*

2030

near-term scope 2 target

*

50

target year

*

2030

near-term scope 3 target

*

50

target year

*

2030

comment on your near-term targets

*

Targets apply to our \"Core\" emissions, which is Scope 1, Scope 2 and some categories of Scope 3: business travel in grey fleet, staff commute and emissions from homeworking.

Own emissions *

scope 1 emissions

scope 1 emissions (metric tons co2e)

*

5.8

own facilities

*

3.276

metric tons CO2e

own vehicles

*

2.284

metric tons CO2e

own processes

*

Not measured

scope 2 emissions

scope 2 emissions (metric tons co2e)

*

1.959

total energy consumption (kwh)

*

10129

renewable energy

*

100

purchased electricity

*

1.959

metric tons CO2e

Renewable electricity (%)

100

purchased steam

*

N/A

Renewable electricity (%)

-

purchased heating

*

N/A

Renewable electricity (%)

-

purchased cooling

*

N/A

Renewable electricity (%)

-

Comment on your energy consumption

*

We report using location-based methods to hold ourselves accountable. Using a market-based method, our scope 2 emissions would be 0.

Value chain emissions (optional) *

scope 3 emissions

scope 3 emissions (metric tons co2e)

*

-

supply chain related - upstream emissions

customer related - downstream emissions

Actions and plans to reduce emissions *

Scope 1 Actions

own facilities

Yes

Learn to use our new heating controls to reduce fossil gas use for our office boiler. Engage with landlord for permission to install additional energy-saving and energy-generating technology such as double-glazed windows, roof insulation, solar panels.

own vehicles

Yes

Switch our leased vehicle to an EV.

own processes

No

Tackling travel emissions from grey fleet. (Staff-opnwed cars are used for the majority of business travel and commute, and these are fossil fuel.) Install EV chargepoint for office supply and support staff to switch own vehicles to EVs. Lease a pool EV as a pilot project and use this to integrate electric vehicles into our ways of working. Engage with current staff about active transport and public transport, and integrate into induction processes. Will affect 83% of “Core” emissions: HfH travel (4%), other business travel (39%), employee commute (39%). Barrier: commercial landlord may block installation of charge points, preferring to install their own and charge higher rates. Next step: negotiate with landlord or look into ‘neighbourhood’/’community’ charging’ schemes. Barriers: electric vehicles are expensive to lease or purchase despite being cheaper to run. Solution: seek funding to purchase pool EVs (capital purchase).

scope 2 actions

purchased electricity

Yes

Engage with landlord for permission to install additional energy-saving and energy-generating technology such as double-glazed windows, roof insulation, solar panels.

purchased steam

N/A

-

purchased heating

Yes

Learn to use our new heating controls to reduce fossil gas use for our office boiler.

purchased cooling

N/A

-

scope 3 actions

supply chain related (upstream)

purchased good and services

*

Yes

The vast majority of our emissions are in this category because we contract small construction jobs on beneficiaries\' homes. We are working to develop a carbon literacy training to share with our contractors, many of whom are smaller than us - using our existing network to provide sympathetic contractors with and support with their own net-zero journeys.

capital goods

*

No

-

fuel and energy related activities

*

Yes

See above (\'our processes\')

transportation and distribution (upstream)

*

Yes

We buy locally wherever possible. Beyond that, we\'re not sure what to do as a small customer with relatively small buying power.

waste in operation

*

No

-

business travel

*

Yes

See above (\'our processes\')

employee commuting

*

Yes

See above (\'our processes\')

upstream leased assets

*

Yes

(Leased office building.) Long-term, engaging with current landlord and ultimately seeking a new landlord. BizSpace, our current landlord has no serious sustainability plan and presents a lot of options to our efforts to reduce our emissions.

customer related (downstream)

transportation and distribution (downstream)

*

No

-

processing of sold products

*

N/A

-

use of sold products

*

No

-

end-of-life treatment of products

*

No

-

leased assets (downstream)

*

N/A

-

franchises

*

N/A

-

investments

*

No

-

i have asked my suppliers to halve emissions before 2030 and join the un-backed race to zero campaign

*

No

i have communicated my commitment and actions to my business customers and asked them to join the un race to zero

*

No

Climate Solutions (optional) *

Management and strategy (optional) *

Results, challenges and outlook *

Manchester Care and Repair's Climate Report

Manchester Care and Repair's Climate Report - 2022

Introduction *

reporting year

*

2022

number of employees in the reporting year

*

30

Commitment And Targets *

net zero target year

*

2050

Base year

*

2022

comment on your net zero targets

*

Targets apply to our \"Core\" emissions, which is Scope 1, Scope 2 and some categories of Scope 3: business travel in grey fleet, staff commute and emissions from homeworking. NB: the \'revenue\' cited above is our turnover for the year. We are a charity, and due to our structure this figure isn\'t particularly relevant as a benchmark.

near-term scope 1 target

*

50

target year

*

2030

near-term scope 2 target

*

50

target year

*

2030

near-term scope 3 target

*

50

target year

*

2030

comment on your near-term targets

*

Targets apply to our \"Core\" emissions, which is Scope 1, Scope 2 and some categories of Scope 3: business travel in grey fleet, staff commute and emissions from homeworking.

Own emissions *

scope 1 emissions

scope 1 emissions (metric tons co2e)

*

5.8

own facilities

*

3.276

metric tons CO2e

own vehicles

*

2.284

metric tons CO2e

own processes

*

Not measured

scope 2 emissions

scope 2 emissions (metric tons co2e)

*

1.959

total energy consumption (kwh)

*

10129

renewable energy

*

100

purchased electricity

*

1.959

metric tons CO2e

Renewable electricity (%)

100

purchased steam

*

N/A

Renewable electricity (%)

-

purchased heating

*

N/A

Renewable electricity (%)

-

purchased cooling

*

N/A

Renewable electricity (%)

-

Comment on your energy consumption

*

We report using location-based methods to hold ourselves accountable. Using a market-based method, our scope 2 emissions would be 0.

Value chain emissions (optional) *

scope 3 emissions

scope 3 emissions (metric tons co2e)

*

-

supply chain related - upstream emissions

customer related - downstream emissions

Actions and plans to reduce emissions *

Scope 1 Actions

own facilities

Yes

Learn to use our new heating controls to reduce fossil gas use for our office boiler. Engage with landlord for permission to install additional energy-saving and energy-generating technology such as double-glazed windows, roof insulation, solar panels.

own vehicles

Yes

Switch our leased vehicle to an EV.

own processes

No

Tackling travel emissions from grey fleet. (Staff-opnwed cars are used for the majority of business travel and commute, and these are fossil fuel.) Install EV chargepoint for office supply and support staff to switch own vehicles to EVs. Lease a pool EV as a pilot project and use this to integrate electric vehicles into our ways of working. Engage with current staff about active transport and public transport, and integrate into induction processes. Will affect 83% of “Core” emissions: HfH travel (4%), other business travel (39%), employee commute (39%). Barrier: commercial landlord may block installation of charge points, preferring to install their own and charge higher rates. Next step: negotiate with landlord or look into ‘neighbourhood’/’community’ charging’ schemes. Barriers: electric vehicles are expensive to lease or purchase despite being cheaper to run. Solution: seek funding to purchase pool EVs (capital purchase).

scope 2 actions

purchased electricity

Yes

Engage with landlord for permission to install additional energy-saving and energy-generating technology such as double-glazed windows, roof insulation, solar panels.

purchased steam

N/A

-

purchased heating

Yes

Learn to use our new heating controls to reduce fossil gas use for our office boiler.

purchased cooling

N/A

-

scope 3 actions

supply chain related (upstream)

purchased good and services

*

Yes

The vast majority of our emissions are in this category because we contract small construction jobs on beneficiaries\' homes. We are working to develop a carbon literacy training to share with our contractors, many of whom are smaller than us - using our existing network to provide sympathetic contractors with and support with their own net-zero journeys.

capital goods

*

No

-

fuel and energy related activities

*

Yes

See above (\'our processes\')

transportation and distribution (upstream)

*

Yes

We buy locally wherever possible. Beyond that, we\'re not sure what to do as a small customer with relatively small buying power.

waste in operation

*

No

-

business travel

*

Yes

See above (\'our processes\')

employee commuting

*

Yes

See above (\'our processes\')

upstream leased assets

*

Yes

(Leased office building.) Long-term, engaging with current landlord and ultimately seeking a new landlord. BizSpace, our current landlord has no serious sustainability plan and presents a lot of options to our efforts to reduce our emissions.

customer related (downstream)

transportation and distribution (downstream)

*

No

-

processing of sold products

*

N/A

-

use of sold products

*

No

-

end-of-life treatment of products

*

No

-

leased assets (downstream)

*

N/A

-

franchises

*

N/A

-

investments

*

No

-

i have asked my suppliers to halve emissions before 2030 and join the un-backed race to zero campaign

*

No

i have communicated my commitment and actions to my business customers and asked them to join the un race to zero

*

No

Climate Solutions (optional) *

Management and strategy (optional) *

Results, challenges and outlook *

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