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Building Management Committee Meeting

May 2011

HSBC Centre

Welcome

• Rob Worsley– General Manager

• Kelly Stein - Tenant Relationship Manager

• Cliff Jones - State Engineering Manager

• Bruce Loveridge – Operations Manager

• Anne-Marie Poirrier – Sustainability Advantage

• Kim Host- National Sustainability Manager

• General Introduction

Environmental Performance 2011

• Energy

• Water

• Waste / Recycling

NABERS Energy Rating 2010

NABERS Water Rating 2010

YTD vs Same Time Previous Year (May to April)

Emissions History

Emissions Source Breakdown

Electricity

Gas

Water

Waste / Recycling Streams

44%35% 36%

42% 44%50%

57%52% 53% 55%

61% 60%

43%

45% 45%41%

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34% 36%

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Green Waste

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Cooking Oil

Uncompacted Paper Towel

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Presentation by Anne-Marie Poirrier

Business Partnerships

Sustainability Advantage

Sustainability Advantage meets CitySwitch

What is Shopping Ethically?

The ways in which you can act as an 'ethical consumer' can take on a number of often subtle forms.

Positive buying is favouring ethical products, be they fair trade, organic or cruelty free. This option is arguably the most important since it directly supports progressive companies.

Negative purchasing means avoiding products you disapprove of such as battery eggs or polluting cars.

www.ethicalconsumer.org/aboutec/whybuyethically.htm

Ethical Shopping Guide 2011

Sustainability Tour 2011

September 28th

Discussion & Thank You