A Sustainable Universityfor a Sustainable planet

8th July 2014

John HindleyHead of Environmental Strategy

Objectives

• Policy and Strategy supporting our Environmental Performance

• Key investments• Birley Fields• How we are doing?

MMU Fit

CORPORATE STRATEGY -2012-17

• Student Experience• Research• Innovation• International• Sustainability

Environmental Policy and Strategy

Core Environmental Policy Areas &

Objectives

Environment Strategy:

Targets and KPI’s

Environmental Work Programmes

 

University Team Plans

Management Review

Annual Sustainability Statement

Audits

Learning for a Sustainable Future

Water Management

 

Waste Management

 

Sustainable & Ethical Procurement

 

Travel Plan Management

 

Biodiversity and Growing Systems

 

Sustainable Buildings

 

Energy Management

 

Emissions and Discharges to the Environment

 

Sustainability Engagement

 

Environmental Research, Innovation & Knowledge Exchange 

Environmental Management Systems & Legal Compliance

 

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University Environment

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Corp

orate Strategy

The University for World-Class Professionals

Corporate Strategy Priority 5Institutional Sustainability – Environmental Sustainability

Academic Vision 50:50 -2020

Internationalisation Strategy

E3 – Employability, Employment &

Enterprise Strategy

Teaching & Learning Strategy

Research, Knowledge Exchange Strategy

Masterplan 2020

MMU Engagement Strategy

Shared

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A Sustainable University with a Positive Environmental Impact

Estates and Operations

Teaching & Research (ESD)

Engagement & Partnerships

Leadership & Governance

Bottom Line - Remain a Sustainable University Financially and Environmentally

Environm

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niversity Business Operations

Goal

Ambitious Targets

Water25%

2015/6

Waste60% 85%

2016/7 2020/21

Carbon35% 50%

2015/6 2020/21

BREEAMExcellent (Target)Outstanding (Stretch)

Reporting against Environmental Policy and Strategy

Manchester City CentreSuper Campus

(All Saints andBirley Fields)

Crewe Campus)

Birley Fields Hulme, September 2014

Business School, April 2011Manchester School of Art – Sept 2012

Wide range of Technologies using Campus as a Living Laboratory Photo Voltaic – ~200,000 kWh Generation Solar Thermal – ~50,000 kWh Evaporative Cooling – 80% more efficient than

conventional Ambient Air/water Cooling in our New Data Centres Ground Source Heat Pump – MMU Business School Borehole Water – Cooling and consumption Rainwater and Grey Harvesting LED lighting – New Building and Retrofit

Birley Three Zeros Carbon – Use of Low carbon

technology and good design

Water - Zero from mains Borehole, collection of water and recycling)

Waste – Zero waste to Landfill and maximum recycling

Birley Campus - Hulme22,000m2 Academic Building (BREAAM Excellent)1200 Student Bed Campus Residences (BREAAM Outstanding)

Features Energy Centre and Combined Heat and Power network LED Lighting Ambient Air and Water Cooled Data Centre Borehole Water Supply and Cooling Rainwater Harvesting and Grey Water reuse Sustainable drainage and a Biodiverse Wetland

Opens September 2014

#1 Greenest University

Water Use-11.1%

90% Staff “Uni Acting

Responsibly”

Carbon-17%

Recycling+40%

Waste0.9% to Landfill

1st PlaceEuropean

Environmental Paper Network

94%Students think

Uni are Eco Friendly

Halls Zero Waste

Raised £47,500Collected 80

tonnes

FairtradeRetained

Sustainable Procurement

Flexible Framework

GM Hydrogen Partnership

formed

Student led Engagement

Thanks