Environmental efficiency
To ensure good environmental stewardship, Moscow Exchange has approved Draft Regulations on Waste Production Rates and Waste Disposal Limits.
1 Total discharge includes canalisation and wastewater effluents. Discharge location: Mosvodostok (Moscow municipal discharge facilities), no pre-treatment required.
In accordance with the established action plan, in 2016 the Exchange streamlined the process of collection, accumulation and removal of solid waste, the canteen’s food waste, bulk waste, ferrous metal scrap, and paper/cardboard waste generated as a result of office work and document processing from the MOEX premises.
Used oil and air filters, mercury lamps, parts of office/electric equipment, monitors, keyboards and cartridges were all transferred for disposal by specialised contractors. To ensure environmental safety, MOEX has arranged for special collection and disposal of batteries in all office premises.
In 2017, Moscow Exchange plans to develop a programme of environmental monitoring and industrial control.
Fuel | Physical measures | J (MJ) | Physical measures | J (MJ) | Change in consumption, total (MJ) |
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Y 2015 | Y 2016 | ||||
Petrol (l) | 68,590 | 2,291,031 | 63,182 | 2,090,528 | –200,503 |
Diesel (l) | 1,371 | 49,815 | 5,348 | 189,189 | 139,374 |
Electric power (kW/h) | 10,644,287 | 38,319,433 | 10,471,026 | 37,695,694 | –623,739 |
Heat ( Gcal) | 4,029 | 16,879,666 | 4,471 | 18,733,431 | 1,853,765 |
2 Moscow Exchange reported no other energy resources consumption (inclusive of nuclear and electromagnetic energy, oil, fuel oil, natural gas, coal, oil shale, or oeat) in the reporting year.