52 Ecological indicators. Energy consumption of the Deutsche Telekom Group. Consumption by types of energy in GWh Emissions of the Deutsche Telekom Group. Direct emissions from consumption from fleet and heating (Scope 1)/ Indirect emissions from electricity and district heating consumption (Scope 2) in thousand t CO2 7,097 7,219 947 805 253 965 629 231 7,843 7,911 945 710 220 946 707 211 5,093 5,394 5,969 6,047 8,000 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0 2006 2007 2008 a 2009 Electricity District heating Fossil fuels (heating) Fuels (vehicle fl eet) a Deviation of + 4 GWh compared to prior year (correction of data for district heating consumption by T-Mobile Czech Republic). Data contains PwC-verified values from Telekom in Germany, Magyar Telekom plc., Slovak Telekom (not including Strabag Slovakia) and T-Mobile Netherlands. Germany: Detailed data for energy consumption in 2009: electricity 2,956.473 GWh, district heating 160.625 GWh, fossil fuels (heating) 467.463 GWh, fuels (vehicle fleet) 65,608,969 l = 674.866 GWh. Data for energy consumption based in part on estimates and projections. Slovak Telekom: Detailed data for energy consumption in 2009: electricity 66.154 GWh, district heating 11.976 GWh, fossil fuels (heating) 19.371 GWh, fuels (vehicle fleet) 2,105,426 l = 20.581 GWh. No data on leased-out buildings or leased buildings is included (except headquarters in Bratislava). Magyar Telekom plc.: Detailed data for energy consumption in 2009: electricity 219.070 GWh, district heating 16.431 GWh, fossil fuels (heating) 69.709 GWh, fuels (vehicle fleet) 4,022,395 l = 40.065 GWh. Data based in part on estimates and projections. T-Mobile Netherlands: Detailed data for energy consumption in 2009: electricity 94.474 GWh, fossil fuels (heating) 4.554 GWh, fuels (vehicle fleet) 576,214 l = 5.752 GWh. Data for energy consumption based in part on estimates and projections. Information on energy consumption by individual shareholdings in the online CR Report. Energy. In line with the global trend in the ICT sector, power consumption at the Deutsche Telekom Group also increased again in 2009 overall and in many of the countries in which it operates – however, this increase was only slight compared to the industry. Network expansion and increasing trans- mission volumes are the major drivers behind this trend. Comprehensive measures aimed at saving energy and increasing efficiency prevented the increase from being greater. These measures even enabled a slight reduction in consumption in Germany. A major increase was noted in the consumption of heating energy. The major cause of this was the harsh winter of 2009, which resulted in increased heating requirements in many countries. Since the start of 2008, Telekom has covered its full electricity requirements in Germany either directly or indirectly from renewable energy sources. TÜV SÜD, a technical services organization, reviewed this once again in March 2010 and certified it for the year 2009. 2,000 1,750 1,500 1,250 1,000 750 500 250 0 1,846 68 1,730 61 1,593 58 1,702 56 1,778 1,668 1,535 1,646 423 241 182 383 247 136 394 240 154 398 243 155 2006 2007 2008 2009 Direct emissions: Fuels (vehicle fl eet) Fossil fuels (heating) Indirect emissions: District heating Electricity Data contains PwC-verified values from Telekom in Germany, Magyar Telekom plc., Slovak Telekom (not including Strabag Slovakia) and T-Mobile Netherlands. Germany: Detailed data on emissions from energy consumption for 2009: electricity 0 t CO2, district heating 39,423 t CO2, fossil fuels (heating) 101,559 t CO2, fuels (vehicle fleet) 175,322 t CO2. Starting in 2008, 100 percent of power requirements in Germany covered by renewable energy sources (EEG quantities in the German electricity mix and RECS certificates). 99.86 percent of the required RECS certificates were available during the PwC audit; the remaining 0.14 percent are to be procured in fall 2010. Slovak Telekom: Detailed data on emissions from energy consumption for 2009: electricity 15,168 t CO2, district heating 6,486 t CO2, fossil fuels (heating) 3,932 t CO2, fuels (vehicle fleet) 5,116 t CO2. Magyar Telekom plc.: Detailed data on emissions from energy consumption for 2009: electricity 75,543 t CO2, district heating 4,030 t CO2, fossil fuels (heating) 14,077 t CO2, fuels (vehicle fleet) 10,131 t CO2. T-Mobile Netherlands: Detailed data on emissions from energy consumption for 2009: electricity 6,506 t CO2, fossil fuels (heating) 928 t CO2, fuels (vehicle fleet) 1,457 t CO2. In the Netherlands 83 percent of the electricity is covered directly by renewable resources. Information on emissions of individual shareholdings in the online CR Report. All emissions were calculated based on energy consumption data. The footnotes in the energy consumption and vehicle fleet tables apply accordingly. Emissions. Emissions are calculated in CO2 values based on the consump- tion of energy in various forms. Since 2008, we have shown emissions data – also retroactively – in line with the international trend according to the requirements of the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol and using the emissions factors published by the International Energy Agency (IEA). Reporting under the GHG Protocol is based on the following scopes: – Scope 1: Direct emissions from company sources – Scope 2: Indirect emissions from the purchase of electricity and district heating