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Energy
EN3 Energy consumption directly listed according to
primary energy source
EN4 Energy consumption indirectly listed according to
primary energy source
EN5 Energy saved due to improved conservation and
efficiency
Water
EN8 Total use of water, per source.
In 2008, the total electricity consumed by the CCR Group was 29,428,042 kWh.
(This result does not include the Renovias concessionaire).
The CCR Group does not quantify this type of indicator. All energy consumed by the
Organization comes from a renewable source, predominantly hydroelectric.
In 2008, on the Anhanguera-Bandeirantes System, the toll plazas incorporated a new lighting
technology that consumes less energy than the conventional system. This brought a savings
of 7,408,000 Watts, which is enough to serve 360 people per month. The Company plans to
replicate the experience on all of the other toll plazas of its concessionaires.
Another initiative, developed by the Intelligent Energy Use Project, CCR has saved
enough energy to supply about six operating bases for one year, that is, around
260,000 kWh. The annual goal is to reduce consumption by 10% at each post,
which is the percentage expected in 2009.
All of the water consumed by the concessionaires and business units of the CCR Group is
supplied by public utility companies at each location. The available information is presented
in the following table:
Total volume of water consumed (m3/year)
Concessionaries
Average
CCR Ponte 14,013
CCR NovaDutra 11,424
CCR AutoBAn 8,472
CCR ViaLagos 1,140
CCR RodoNorte* 11,160
2,941
CCR ViaOeste** 1,000
CCR RodoAnel *** 70
(*) Estimate for all plazas, bases and weigh stations, referring to three water meters installed in artesian wells. The
volume of 2,941 m3 refers to supplying the administrative headquarters, in Ponta Grossa and in Ortigueira, and to
the storeroom of the Companhia de Saneamento do Paraná (SANEPAR).
(**) Estimated volume, considering average monthly consumption of 1,000 m³, covering all of the headquarters
facilities, toll plazas, and bases.
(***) Estimated volume, based on an average monthly consumption of 10 m³, from June to December 2008, and
only the concessionaire’s headquarters.
Biodiversity
EN11 Location and size of area owned, leased or
administrated within protected areas, or adjacent to
them, and the other external areas with a high rate of
biodiversity
EN12 Description of significant impacts of activities,
products, and services on protected areas, and with high
rates of biodiversity outside of those areas
EN13 Protected or restored habitats
EN14 Strategies, measures in effect and plans for
managing impacts on biodiversity
The CCR AutoBAn, CCR NovaDutra, CCR Ponte, CCR RodoNorte, CCR Via Lagos,
and CCR ViaOeste concessionaires have part of their highway systems located in
the vicinity (up to 10 km) of Environmental Protection Areas (EPA) or conservation
units. The areas and their respective locations are as follows:
• CCR AutoBAn – Serra do Japi EPA (cities of Cajamar, Jundiaí, and Cabreúva, SP)
and Jaraguá State Park (west side of the city of São Paulo)
• CCR NovaDutra – Itatiaia National Park (cities of Itatiaia and Rezende, RJ)
• CCR Ponte – Guanabara Bay (cities of Rio de Janeiro and Niterói, RJ)
• CCR RodoNorte – Vila Velha Park (city of Ponta Grossa, PR)
• CCR ViaLagos – Sapiatiba EPA (cities of Iguaba and São Pedro da Aldeia, RJ)
• CCR ViaOeste – Iperó National Forest (city of Iperó, SP) Várzea do Rio Tietê EPA
(cities of Osasco, Carapicuíba, and Barueri, SP), Itupararanga EPA (cities of Cotia,
Vargem Grande, São Roque, Mairinque, and Alumínio, SP), and Morro Grande
forest reserve (cities of Cotia and Vargem Grande, SP).
Accidents on highways cause the death of wild animals, but the concessionaires
of the CCR Group have specialized teams for adequately handling the species.
The result: a lower rate of occurrences on the highways and better collaboration
with the Military Environmental Police, which has contributed to preserving the
fauna that inhabits locations in the vicinity of the highways.
At locations where its operations cause environmental impacts, CCR attempts to
compensate the occurrences by reforesting the affected areas. One example is CCR
AutoBAn, which began, in 2008, the reforestation of 12 permanent preservation areas
along the extension of Bandeirantes Highway.
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