123 GRI Index and Assurance statement Engaged citizen Fair partner Responsible banker Human Capacity Report Sustainability management Overview Foreword Inhouse environmental key ratios The individual environment-related Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) of the entire RZB Group are broken down by region and ranked by relevance below. Energy consumption At approx. 65 percent, indirect energy consumption is the largest source of CO2 emissions in the RZB Group: Electricity consumption accounts for 95 percent of this, while heating demand accounts for approx. five percent. Direct energy consumption (emergency power generator) accounts for a negligible share of total consumption and emissions and is shown only in the table on page 134 and 135. The share of green power in the RZB Group is about 34 percent (up 16 percentage points compared to 2015). One hundred percent green power is procured in Austria. The share of green power at a company is also highly relevant to SDG no. 7. However, given that this SDG is closely linked with SDG no. 13 and is included here, it is no longer indicated separately. Total indirect energy consumption of the RZB Group was around 103 GWh in 2016 (down three percent compared to the previous year). Of this, about 76 GWh was needed for electricity and almost 27 GWh for heating. Southeastern Europe has the largest share of electricity consumption of approx. 31 percent (because electricity is used for heating purposes in some parts of Southeastern Europe); in terms of heat consumption, Eastern Europe is the biggest consumer with approx. 30 percent. The lowest share of energy consumption was accounted for by the central institute and the specialized subsidiaries with five percent of power consumption and seven percent of heating consumption. In terms of employee and year, the average energy consumption for electricity and heating amounts to a total of 4,719 kWh. RBI AG has the highest energy consumption of 6,862 kWh/employee (the reason being that the majority of RBI AG employees are still located at a non energy-efficient site), while Central Europe has the lowest energy consumption of 3,404 kWh/employee. Energy consumption of the RZB Group in 2016 5% 15% 24% 27% 29% n Central institute and specialized subsidiaries n RBI AG n CE n SEE n EE Energy consumption of the RZB Group in 2016 in kWh per employee 5,234 6,862 5,493 3,404 4,781 n Central institute and specialized subsidiaries n RBI AG n CE n SEE n EE
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