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CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY REPORT 2012
Consumption of indirect energy by source
Spanish electricity mix* Consumption 2012(GJ)
Coal 12.65% 7,908
Diesel 6.46% 4,035
Gas 36.56% 22,858
Biomass 0.91% 567
Waste 0.52% 324
Nuclear 17.96% 11,225
Hydraulic 9.92% 6,204
Solar photovoltaic 2.05% 1,280
Solar Thermal 0.01% 5
Wind 12.85% 8,036
Other 0.12% 73
Total production 100.00% 62,515
* International Energy Agency Data (2009)
Note: 141,119 GJ of primary energy were used for the production of the electricity consumed in 2012.
As may be seen there has been a moderate reduction in
the consumption of water caused both by the awareness
campaigns for the responsible use of this resource and by
the completion of the construction of the new building
and the reduction of the watering times of green areas.
The slight fall in the consumption of electricity is caused
by a small reduction of production at the Villaviciosa
premises added to the replacement of lighting over
recent years. In 2012 specifically incandescent lighting has
been replaced by low consumption lighting and LED in a
number of programmes thus increasing the use of cold
light. Moreover the 48 solar panels installed in the new
building have total installed power of 10·5 kW, electrical
power which directly feeds the installations of the building.
The consumption of diesel fuel increased in 2012 due
to the carrying out of a large number of tests for the
putting in motion and adjustment of the back-up power
generator installed for the new building. Moreover the
generation of heat in the new building is based on natural
gas, as a result of which the consumption of this energy
source has increased compared to the previous year.
At the same time measures to promote sustainable
energy consumption have continued, including lowering
the stage lighting during commercial breaks in live shows
and during “dead time” during recordings; gradually
replacing lighting screens in open areas with new
screens of lower consumption and greater efficiency; and
keeping the reduction of lighting time for car parks and
illumination of posters on the outside of buildings, among
other measures.