Energy
The built environment accounts for approximately 40 percent of all energy consumption. It presents a challenge, but also an opportunity. Skanska has developed energy efficient solutions to support customers' low-carbon agendas.
Skanska's approach to energy is focused on what we can directly control and influence. We aim to boost energy efficiency in construction operations and in the end use of buildings and infrastructure; substitute fossil fuels with renewable energy where economic conditions are favorable; and prioritize net zero primary energy buildings – buildings that produce as much energy as they consume, on average.
Performance
Total energy usage (MWh)
2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | |
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Fuel usage (non-renewable) |
1,021,815 | 1,023,242 | 1,121,646 | 1,278,787 |
Fuel usage (renewable) |
69,621 | 68,094 | 54,482 | 271 |
Electricity usage | 241,495 | 272,979 | 263,246 | 259,479 |
Non-renewable | 114,531 | 154,363 | 143,037 | 104,502 |
Renewable | 126,964 | 118,616 | 120,209 | 154,977 |
District heating usage | 10,499 | 11,740 | 3,721 | 573 |
District cooling usage | 623 | 1,499 | 2,597 | 196 |
Total energy usage (MWh) | 1,344,0542 | 1,377,555 | 1,445,692 | 1,539,306 |
Energy intensity3 | 7.88 | 8.57 | 9.55 | 9.94 |
1 Activity data is based on invoiced data, real-time meters, models and estimates or data as reported by suppliers.
Energy conversions are done using publically available conversion factors and from open databases like International Energy Agency (IEA).
2 Energy reduction from year 2017 is 33,502 MWh or 2.43 percent.
3 Total energy MWh/MSEK revenue, according to segment reporting.