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Kestrel Accident Repair GroupUnited Kingdom · multi-site · market-based Scope 2

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Here's how Kestrel Accident Repair Group is performing · FY 2023 · market-based Scope 2 · operational control

Reports

Your carbon footprint2,801tCO2evs FY 2022

Target progress7%of the cut6.7% of 90% · 2023–2025, target 2050

In summary

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Gross emissions for this period are 2,801 tCO2e.

Scope 3 (value chain) moved the most: up 1,641 t.
April was the heaviest month at 326 t, 39% above the monthly average.
Birmingham Central is the largest site, at 23% of the total.
Category 1 (purchased goods & services) makes up 50% of Scope 3.

2,801tCO2e

vs FY 2022

976.8tCO2e

vs FY 2022Detail

183.2tCO2e

vs FY 2022Detail

1,641tCO2e

vs FY 2022Detail

Monthly emissions by scope

Stacked tCO2e against repair throughput. Hover a month to see its split; select a scope above to highlight it.

Scope 1

Scope 2

Scope 3

Repairs

Scope split

Share of gross reported emissions.

Equivalent toillustrative only · outside the reported inventory

10,200,000miles: driven by an average car
2,800trees: planted and grown over 50 years

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Data still due · 2023

Every metered bill due so far is in. Totals are complete to date.

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Monthly bill coverage by site and meter
Site and meter	J	F	M	A	M	J	J	A	S	O	N	D
Birmingham Central · Electricity	Jan received	Feb received	Mar received	Apr received	May received	Jun received	Jul received	Aug received	Sep received	Oct received	Nov received	Dec received
Birmingham Central · Gas	Jan received	Feb received	Mar received	Apr received	May received	Jun received	Jul received	Aug received	Sep received	Oct received	Nov received	Dec received
Bristol Avonmouth · Electricity	Jan received	Feb received	Mar received	Apr received	May received	Jun received	Jul received	Aug received	Sep received	Oct received	Nov received	Dec received
Bristol Avonmouth · Gas	Jan received	Feb received	Mar received	Apr received	May received	Jun received	Jul received	Aug received	Sep received	Oct received	Nov received	Dec received
Glasgow Clydebank · Electricity	Jan received	Feb received	Mar received	Apr received	May received	Jun received	Jul received	Aug received	Sep received	Oct received	Nov received	Dec received
Glasgow Clydebank · Gas	Jan received	Feb received	Mar received	Apr received	May received	Jun received	Jul received	Aug received	Sep received	Oct received	Nov received	Dec received
Leeds Aire Valley · Electricity	Jan received	Feb received	Mar received	Apr received	May received	Jun received	Jul received	Aug received	Sep received	Oct received	Nov received	Dec received
Leeds Aire Valley · Gas	Jan received	Feb received	Mar received	Apr received	May received	Jun received	Jul received	Aug received	Sep received	Oct received	Nov received	Dec received
Manchester Trafford Park · Electricity	Jan received	Feb received	Mar received	Apr received	May received	Jun received	Jul received	Aug received	Sep received	Oct received	Nov received	Dec received
Manchester Trafford Park · Gas	Jan received	Feb received	Mar received	Apr received	May received	Jun received	Jul received	Aug received	Sep received	Oct received	Nov received	Dec received

Nothing outstanding

Target progress to net zero

Annual actuals against the SBTi pathway (net zero 2050) and the group's own 2042 pledge, with a forecast of where the current pace lands. Drag the slider to model extra cuts.

Off track for 2050 net zero

At the pace achieved so far, emissions are projected to reach 1,005 tCO2e by 2050 — 726.9 tCO2e over the 278.3 tCO2e target. Cutting faster is required to close the gap.

Realised pace: 3.7%/yr; achieved to date
Required pace: 8.5%/yr; from 2025 to hit target
Projected 2050: 1,005; tCO2e at current pace
Latest year: 2025; on the required line

Net zero across all scopes · realised pace is the compound annual change between the first and latest complete reporting years, projected forward to 2050.

Plan your route to 2050

Sized from FY 2023 vs FY 2022 activity data. Costs are indicative.

What if we cut an extra 0% a year from 2026?

Misses 2050 targetLands at 1,005 t vs 278 t allowed

Reported actual

Organizational pathway

SBTi pathway

Projected (current pace)

Scope 3 by category

All 15 GHG Protocol categories by data-quality tier.

Primary data

Activity-based

Spend-based

Estimated

Data quality

Share of reported tCO2e by source hierarchy.

74/ 100 weighted quality score

Primary / metered977.0 t35%

Activity-based1,111.9 t40%

Spend-based359.4 t13%

Estimated / extrapolated352.9 t13%

Footprint confidence±9.6% · 2,531–3,071 t

Greenhouse gases

Reported as CO2e using AR6 100-year GWP.

Carbon dioxideCO2: 2,680.2495.7%
MethaneCH4: 23.810.9%
Nitrous oxideN2O: 20.950.7%
Other (HFCs)HFC: 76.292.7%

Site performance

Ranked by gross emissions for the selected year.

All sites

Site	Scope 1	Scope 2	Scope 3	Total tCO2e	Share
Birmingham CentralBHM · Birmingham · 34 bays	257.2	6.2	387.1	650.5	23.2%
Manchester Trafford ParkMAN · Manchester · 28 bays	200.8	54.9	364.2	619.8	22.1%
Leeds Aire ValleyLDS · Leeds · 26 bays	191.5	37.8	342.3	571.6	20.4%
Glasgow ClydebankGLW · Glasgow · 24 bays	170.8	80.6	268.0	519.3	18.5%
Bristol AvonmouthBRS · Bristol · 22 bays	156.5	3.8	279.6	440.0	15.7%

Dot size shows gross emissions

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