Learn more about what we have done, how you can help, and the overall impact of the biggest rugby round.
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NetNada has partnered with the Melbourne Rebels to calculate, reduce and communicate the carbon footprint of this Super Round at AAMI Park.
We analyse everything consumed across the weekend at AAMI park, including the energy, gas, fuel, water, waste and recycling as well as how you and the teams traveled to and from the games (and how far!).
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A few simple steps can help reduce your attendance emissions are:
Travelusing public transport or walk/cycle (if possible)!
Recycle and follow the instructions at. the bins across the stadium
Registering offset the carbon emissions of your attendance.
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Using NetNada's analysis, Melbourne Rebels found what they emitted in tonnes of CO2e (tCO2e) over the FY2021/2022 period and where it came from.
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We are calculating the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with the Super Rugby Round and your attendance. We do this by analysing everything consumed across the weekend at AAMI park, including the energy, gas, fuel, water, waste and recycling as well as how you and the teams traveled to and from the games (and how far!).
To help us conduct a more accurate analysis fill in this quick travel survey and receive our sustainability report for the Supper Rugby Round and a chance to win a signed jersey!
A few simple steps to reduce your attendance emissions are:
We take in data from stakeholders of the event including Melbourne & Olympic Parks/AAMI Park, The Melbourne Rebels and of course you the attendees to understand what has been consumed, in what areas and to track how it was disposed of.
We break down the events emissions into scope 1, scope 2 & scope 3 emissions by looking at the data from electricity, fuel, gas, water, waste and recycling within the duration of the Super Rugby Round event. We then also calculate the travel and consumption of the teams and supporters to show the carbon emissions associated with each action. With all of this data we know the gross emissions associated with the event and the breakdowns.
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