Share price ABOUT INVESTORS RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS CONTACTS CAREERS GO TO CONSUMER SITE Our approach The Group is committed to understanding and balancing our environmental, social and governance impacts to help demonstrate our responsible business approach and establish trust and goodwill amongst our stakeholders. Environmental The Group is committed to operating its business in such a way as to minimise the impact on the environment as a result of its activities and will always aim to meet and, where practicable, improve upon relevant environmental legislative requirements and codes of practice. In addition, the Group continues to demonstrate environmental care by carrying out professional surveys in order to identify where reasonable steps can be taken to reduce energy usage, promoting the purchase and use of materials within the business in a manner that minimises potential adverse environmental effects such as climate change and developing waste minimisation initiatives in order to recycle, reuse and reduce waste in a responsible way. STREAMLINED ENERGY AND CARBON REPORTING The Group discloses all the measured emissions sources for FY20 as required under The Companies (Directors’ Report) and Limited Liability Partnerships (Energy and Carbon Report) Regulations 2018. The methodology has been based on the principles of the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, taking account of the 2015 amendment which sets out a ‘dual reporting’ methodology for the reporting of Scope 2 emissions. In the ‘Total Footprint’ summary, purchased electricity is reported on a location-based method. kWh CO2e tonnes (location-based) Emission type FY19 FY20 Var % FY19 FY20 Var % Scope 1: combustion 2,690,195 1,497,913 (44.3%) 557.9 275.4 (50.6%) Scope 2: purchased energy 12,456,984 7,277,697 (41.6%) 3,256.3 1,696.7 (47.9%) Scope 3: indirect energy use - 356,357 100.0% - 84.1 100.0% Total 15,147,179 9,131,967 (39.7%) 3,814.2 2,056.2 (46.1%) GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS INTENSITY RATIO Total Footprint (Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3) - CO2e tonnes FY19 FY20 Var % No of centres 45 46 2.2% Intensity ratio (tCO2e per centre) 84.8 44.7 (46.1%) CO2E TONNES (DUAL REPORTING METHODOLOGY) Emission type Location-based Market-based (supplier specific) Var % Scope 1: combustion 275.4 275.4 0.0% Scope 2: purchased energy 1,696.7 58.2 (96.6%) Scope 3: indirect energy use 84.1 84.1 0.0% Total 2,056.2 417.7 (79.7%) Methodology notes: • This includes limited emissions under Scope 1 and 2 (gas & fuel used in transport; purchased electricity), except where stated, and limited emissions under Scope 3 (fuel used in personal/hire cars for business purposes). • In the prior year comparatives, all fuel (including fuel used in personal/hire cars for business purposes) was categorised under Scope 1. • Energy use and emissions figures relate to our wholly UK-based operation. • Conversion factors for UK electricity (location-based methodology), gas and other emissions are those published by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for 2020. • Conversion factors for UK electricity (market-based methodology) are published as provided by the relevant supplier, Haven Power. • Electricity and gas data for landlord centres has been estimated based on available information. • Gas data for direct supplied centres includes some supplier estimates. • Some supplier billed electricity and gas data has been pro-rated to match the financial year due to monthly availability of data. Statement of exclusions: • All emissions data has been included based on either actual or estimated data, no exclusions. Both usage and intensity ratios were impacted by Covid-19 in FY20. ENERGY EFFICIENCY ACTION During 2020 there was a continued focus on energy efficiency. Given the estate was closed for 49% of the year with capacity restrictions for much of the opening period, it is difficult to assess any underlying efficiency in the year, but this continues to be a priority in FY21. As part of our commitment to environmental responsibility and addressing the impact of climate change, 100% of our directly purchased electricity was renewable in 2020 via our contract with Haven Power. During the year various energy-saving measures were implemented such as upgrading to energy-efficient LCD screens in four centres with calculated energy savings of 7,200 kWh per centre and the installation of new colour-changing LED systems for overhead lane lighting at our Acton and Manchester Printworks centres, with annual calculated energy saving of 10,000 kWh per centre. The Pins & Strings installation programme has also continued in a further eight centres bringing the total to 40 of 46 centres. This latest technology in pinsetter machines offers a far more reliable bowling experience for customers and increased efficiency. Energy-efficient installations will continue to be considered as part of the ongoing centre refurbishment cycle across all centres. When acquiring and developing new centres, energy-efficient options will always be taken into consideration. WASTE USAGE AND RECYCLING As a Group we strive to minimise the level of waste we generate and believe that the amount we generate for our business size is an acceptable level. Waste volumes and recycling rates were impacted by Covid-19 in FY20. An area of focus for the Group in FY21 and beyond is to increase the proportion of waste that is recycled. 2018 2019 2020 Total waste 800 788 428 Non-recyclable waste 574 589 329 Recycled waste 226 199 99 % recycled 28.3% 25.3% 23.1% All waste data is supplied by Suez, measured in tonnes. This excludes data from centres where the landlord manages the waste. Social Governance Copyright Tenpin 2021 Linkedin Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Terms of use Cookie policy Privacy Policy Sitemap Designed and developed by Instinctif Partners