14MB - Pirelli

Note: the figures for consumption at the Warsaw office (in 2008)
are unavailable due to local methods of supplying and billing
utilities.
Changes in trend:
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Milan HQ: the reduction in water consumption from 2007 is due
to a series of conservation measures, such as elimination of the
fountain in the entrance area, and modification of a number of
situations, such as interruption of the water hook-up for the
HQ2 construction site and lower average number of personnel
at the Milan HQ.
U7 Tower: the lower consumption stems from interruption of
the utility hook-up with the water cooling devices installed in
leased spaces.
Milan HQ: the lower consumption stems from several energy
saving measures introduced for lighting (earlier switch off of
office and hallway lights), reduced use of the cooling plant during
the three summer months as compared with 2007, and interruption
of the HQ2 construction site hook-up.
District heating plant present.
The consumption figures are unknown because heat is provided
directly by the building owner, which bills the heating costs as
part of the rent.
The higher consumption is due to worse weather conditions,
with low outdoor temperatures from the beginning of the
winter season.
The above is also accompanied by the monitoring of the quantity/
type of special waste produced by the main offices of Pirelli RE in
2008. The results are shown in the following table (with the comparative
figures for 2007):
ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE OF PIRELLI REAL ESTATE OFFICES - SPECIAL WASTE
Milan HQ U7 Tower Milan Rome Office Naples Office Total Main German
offices (*)
08 07 08 07 08 07 08 07 08 07 08 07
Non hazardous (Kg) 9,485 ( 1 ) 2,136 310 7,828 434 517 1,217 1,716 11,446 12,197 N.A. -
Hazardous (Kg) 888 226 0 73 9,860 ( 2 ) - 1,020 ( 3 ) 1 11,768 300 N.A. -
(*) The data provide an estimate of average consumption at the Hamburg, Hannover and Kiel facilities, since the allocation of spaces/persons at the various locations
was changed in 2008 following acquisition of BBC.
(1) Milan HQ: the increase of non hazardous special waste is due to the presence of mixed packaging amounting to 5.110 kg as a result of internal displacement and
relocation, not present in 2007.
(2) Rome Office: the increase of hazardous special waste is due to the disposal of hardware and outdated equipment as a result of offices reorganization during 2008 (not
present the previous year).
(3) Naples office: the increase of hazardous special waste is due to the disposal of greater quantities of hardware and outdated equipment (not present the previous year).
In 2008, recycling of paper for the Milan Headquarters and Rome
totalled the following amounts: 36,210 kg in Milan and 5,250 kg
in Rome.
ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT 2008
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