Direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions by weight

The data below provides disclosure under the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) indicator EN16: Total direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions by weight.

Direct GHG emissions (Right click on totals for graphing options and left click on country totals for breakdown by operation)
  Diesel Heavy fuel oil Natural gas Petrol Total
(ktCO2e) 2010 2009 2010 2009 2010 2009 2010 2009 2010 2009
South Africa 16 18         1.3 1.4 18 19
Vaal
River
12 13 0.8 0.9 13 14
West
Wits
4 5 0.5 0.5 5 5
Continental Africa 524 482 179 207     0.2 0.2 703 689
Ghana                    
Iduapriem 56 59 56 59
Obuasi 6 6 6 6
Guinea                    
Siguiri 91 69 88 87 179 156
Mali                    
Sadiola 137 135 137 135
Yatela 39 39 39 39
Namibia                    
Navachab 26 23 0.2 0.2 26 23
Tanzania                    
Geita 169 151 91 120 260 271
Australasia 83 74     70 62     153 136
Australia                    
Sunrise Dam 83 74* 70 62* 153 136
Americas 182 166     53 52 1.2 1.1 236.2 219.1
Argentina                    
Cerro Vanguardia 47 39 48 47* 95 86
Brazil                    
AGA Mineração 17 14 0.1 0.1 17.1 14
Serra Grande 11 10 0.1 0.1 11.1 10.1
USA                    
CC&V 107 103 5 5 1.0 0.9 113 109
Group 805 740 180 208 123 114 2.6 2.7 1,110 1,053

* Restated from 2009, due to a calculation error

In addition to the above, during 2010, 0.2 kilotonnes (kt) of CO2e were emitted through the consumption of A1 jet fuel at the Vaal River operation. A1 jet fuel use was reported as 0.2kt for 2009. At the Vaal River operation 49kt of CO2e were emitted during the consumption of coal. In 2009 this use amounted to 41kt of CO2e. One kilotonne of CO2e was generated annually over 2009 and 2010 at CC&V as a result of combusting lubrication oil for heating the heavy mining equipment (truck) workshop. In addition, 0.18kt of CO2e were emitted from liquified petroleum gas (LPG) use in 2010 at CC&V. At AGA Mineração 0.56kt of CO2e were generated owing to the consumption of LPG.

Refrigerants were lost at the South African operations. 1,198 kg of R11 lost at West Wits in 2010 equivalent to 6kt of CO2e. In addition, 25t of R134a was lost at West Wits and 9.4t of R134a at Vaal River, equivalent to 35kt CO2e and 14kt CO2e respectively. During 2009, 10.7t of R134a refrigerant was lost at Vaal River and 22t at West Wits equivalent to 15kt CO2e and 32kt CO2e respectively.

Indirect GHG emissions (Right click on totals for graphing options and left click on country totals for breakdown by operation)
Grid electricity consumed (kilotonnes CO2e) 2010 2009
South Africa 3,299 3,320
Vaal River 1,737 1,821
West Wits 1,562 1,499
Continental Africa 99 102
Ghana    
Iduapriem 16 14
Obuasi 82 87
Guinea    
Siguiri
Mali    
Sadiola
Yatela
Namibia    
Navachab 1 1
Tanzania    
Geita
Australasia
Australia    
Sunrise Dam
Americas 83 66
Argentina    
Cerro Vanguardia
Brazil    
AGA Mineração 2 1
Serra Grande 2 2
USA    
CC&V 79 63
Group 3,482 3,489

Direct GHG emissions
  South Africa
Diesel 2009 18
Diesel 2010 16
Heavy fuel oil 2009 0
Heavy fuel oil 2010 0
Natural gas 2009 0
Natural gas 2010 0
Petrol 2009 1.4
Petrol 2010 1.3
Total 2009 19
Total 2010 18
Direct GHG emissions
  Continental Africa
Diesel 2009 482
Diesel 2010 524
Heavy fuel oil 2009 207
Heavy fuel oil 2010 179
Natural gas 2009 0
Natural gas 2010 0
Petrol 2009 0.2
Petrol 2010 0.2
Total 2009 689
Total 2010 703
Direct GHG emissions
  Australasia
Diesel 2009 74
Diesel 2010 83
Heavy fuel oil 2009 0
Heavy fuel oil 2010 0
Natural gas 2009 62
Natural gas 2010 70
Petrol 2009 0
Petrol 2010 0
Total 2009 136
Total 2010 153
Direct GHG emissions
  Americas
Diesel 2009 166
Diesel 2010 182
Heavy fuel oil 2009 0
Heavy fuel oil 2010 0
Natural gas 2009 52
Natural gas 2010 53
Petrol 2009 1.1
Petrol 2010 1.2
Total 2009 219.1
Total 2010 236.2
Direct GHG emissions
  Group
Diesel 2009 740
Diesel 2010 805
Heavy fuel oil 2009 208
Heavy fuel oil 2010 180
Natural gas 2009 114
Natural gas 2010 123
Petrol 2009 2.7
Petrol 2010 2.6
Total 2009 1053
Total 2010 1110
Indirect GHG emissions
  South Africa
2009 3320
2010 3299
Indirect GHG emissions
  Continental Africa
2009 102
2010 99
Indirect GHG emissions
  Australasia
2009 0
2010 0
Indirect GHG emissions
  Americas
2009 83
2010 66
Indirect GHG emissions
  Group
2009 3489
2010 3482



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Number of work-related fatalities
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