compare up to 3 vehicles’ or the ‘Advanced vehicle search’ sections. The activity data required is the kilometres travelled. Once all three inputs have been entered, the calculator will calculate the emissions amount. Private Km travelled The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy methodology can be used Vehicle class (by size if the data is not available for the litres of fuel or market segment) consumed and if the make and model of the (method 3) vehicles are not known. The methodology can be applied using the kilometres travelled and vehicle class (either by size or market segment). The reference document is available for download in a spreadsheet format. The methodology description and the relevant emissions factors can be found under the 'Passenger vehicles' tab in the spreadsheet. Travel Number of nights Emissions factors for hotel stays in Australia stayed can be calculated by using 2012 energy (domestic) intensity data from the reference document ( Hotel star rating in conjunction with the latest occupancy Location of stays rates of Hotels, Motels and Serviced (by State or Territory) Apartments, provided by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2013–14). There are three main steps in this methodology. These are calculating the energy intensity per square metre, the energy intensity per hotel room, and the final conversion from energy consumed to emissions. Continued... This methodology for calculating emissions (travel for hotel stay accommodation has three steps. The steps are described under each domestic) of the subheadings below. Energy intensity The reference document () provides the average intensity (megajoules per square metre, per annum) of accommodation in Table 6.4, broken down by State and Territory. In order to convert the intensity from per annum to per night’s stay, the ABS national room occupancy rate can be used (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2013–14). For example: The occupancy rate for the June Quarter of 2014 is 64.2%. The energy intensity of 1m2 of hotel accommodation in NSW (Capital City) is
compare up to 3 vehicles’ or the ‘Advanced vehicle search’ sections. The activity data required is the kilometres travelled. Once all three inputs have been entered, the calculator will calculate the emissions amount. Private (method 3) Km travelled Vehicle class (by size or market segment) The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy methodology can be used if the data is not available for the litres of fuel consumed and if the make and model of the vehicles are not known. The methodology can be applied using the kilometres travelled and vehicle class (either by size or market segment). The reference document is available for download in a spreadsheet format. The methodology description and the relevant emissions factors can be found under the 'Passenger vehicles' tab in the spreadsheet. Travel (domestic) Number of nights stayed Hotel star rating Location of stays (by State or Territory) Emissions factors for hotel stays in Australia can be calculated by using 2012 energy intensity data from the reference document ( in conjunction with the latest occupancy rates of Hotels, Motels and Serviced Apartments, provided by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2013–14). There are three main steps in this methodology. These are calculating the energy intensity per square metre, the energy intensity per hotel room, and the final conversion from energy consumed to emissions. Continued... (travel domestic) This methodology for calculating emissions for hotel stay accommodation has three steps. The steps are described under each of the subheadings below. Energy intensity The reference document () provides the average intensity (megajoules per square metre, per annum) of accommodation in Table 6.4, broken down by State and Territory. In order to convert the intensity from per annum to per night’s stay, the ABS national room occupancy rate can be used (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2013–14). For example: The occupancy rate for the June Quarter of 2014 is 64.2%. The energy intensity of 1m2 of hotel accommodation in NSW (Capital City) is
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