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The Unibep Group’s energy demand is mainly driven by:
the functioning and operation of the Unihouse S.A. modular house production plant and the Bitumen Production Plant at the Infrastructure Branch of Unibep S.A,
administrative activities,
the use of company vehicles
the operation of machinery and equipment
The Group implements measures to reduce energy consumption, which include:
- aiming to reduce electricity consumption during production processes,
- consistent implementation of the plant modernisation plan, which results in reducing the energy intensity of the machinery park,
- investments in renewable energy sources – photovoltaic panels were installed on two Unihouse S.A. buildings,
- successive replacement of lighting and installation of movement detectors,
- thermal modernisation of the Unihouse S.A. office building and the Unibep S.A. headquarters in Bielsk Podlaski,
- optimisation of material transport through a network of in-house Bitumen Production Plants,
- gradual replacement of vehicles and construction machinery with less energy- and emission-intensive ones,
- consistent building and raising of environmental awareness among Unibep Group employees through: emphasis and focus on saving space, time and resources, and thus reducing energy consumption (such savings were introduced through measures such as allowing office employees to work remotely),
- providing mass transport for employees,
- development of low-carbon and sustainable construction technologies,
- monitoring of indicators related to climate protection issues (e.g. water, electricity and heat consumption, wastewater generation, consumption of certain material groups, fuels (heating, technological and transport), measurement of air emissions from the Bitumen Production Plant).
Energy consumption is monitored in every project and every permanent location in all Unibep Group companies.
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Energy consumption in the organisation in 2021
Unit of measure Consumption Total non-renewable energy consumption (purchased and internally sourced)and types of fuel used LPG (propane-butane) Litr
(GJ)58,982 1,395 Natural gas and coke-oven gas m3 14,910 (GJ) 272 ON (Diesel oil) t 1,095 (GJ) 47,083 PB (petrol) Litr 367,907 (GJ) 12,305 Light fuel oil t 254 (GJ) 10,903 Heavy fuel oil t 1,025 (GJ) 41,400 Wood and wood residues t 50 (GJ) 780 Total energy consumption GJ 114,138 Data for the reported year Unit of measure Consumption Total renewable energy consumption Geothermal energy GWh – (GJ) – Wind energy GWh – (GJ) – Photovoltaic energy GWh 0.008 (GJ) 29 Hydropower GWh – (GJ) – Energy from biomass combustion GWh – (GJ) – Biofuels GWh – (GJ) – Other source – specify(please enter below) GWh – (GJ) – Total energy consumption GJ 29 Data for the reported year Unit of measure Consumption Total consumption: Electricity GWh 21 (GJ) 76,905 Heat energy GWh 16 (GJ) 55,884 Energy for cooling GWh – (GJ) – Steam GWh – (GJ) – Total consumption GJ 132,789 Total energy consumption within the organisation GJ 246,956
The Unibep Group did not sell energy in 2021.
The Unibep Group treats all purchased energy utilities as direct consumption. Electricity consumed by subcontractors is also treated as direct consumption, as the Group does not have mechanisms to split electricity consumed between subcontractors and other Group companies. The energy purchased by the Investor and consumed for the needs of projects is also considered as energy consumption in the whole organisation.
The Group does not have information in respect of electricity consumption in 2021 for Unihouse S.A.’s overseas assembilies, however by streamlining the monitoring process, this data will be available in future years.
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Energy intensity
The energy efficiency ratio in 2021 is 104.32 GJ/million of revenue.
The following types of energy are taken into account in the calculation of energy intensity: fuel used for heating and technological purposes, fuel used for the fleet, purchased electricity, purchased heat energy.