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Coca ColaBy: Gabriel WhaleyVictoria RyooNandita Rao

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History/ Past actions and concerns Battling the usage of

chlorofluorocarbons in the 1990’s Being in agreement with 1997 Kyoto

Agreement to find alternative refrigeration technologies

Joining Danish Technical Institute, Danish Emergency Agency and Vestfrost and Danfoss to conduct trials on single door coolers that reduce energy consumption using HC gases

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Current Energy Consumption

Manufacturing 850 plants

provides power for equipment such as boilers, chillers and air compressors

Fleet/Transport 200,000 vehicles

transports ingredients, packaging and finished beverages

Sales/Marketing equipment more than 9 million vending machines and coolers

largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions within the system and produce three times the estimated emissions of our manufacturing facilities

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Protection Strategy Refrigeration

Equipment Offices and bottling

plants Fleet and

transportation Global awareness and

action

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Refrigeration Equipment Vending machines and

coolers more than nine million

coolers and vending machines

the largest estimated contributor to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions within our system wide operations

produce three times the estimated emissions of our manufacturing facilities and more than five times the emissions from our fleet

Cornerstone of their energy and climate protection efforts

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Offices and Bottling Plants Coca Cola is investing to

improve our energy efficiency by investigating and supporting market development for renewable power

Coca Cola has discovered practices which can improve energy efficiency in company operations by more than 10%, and prevent about 500,000 metric tons per year of greenhouse gas emissions

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Fleet and transportation Energy is used by

200,000 vehicles to transport ingredients, packaging and finished beverages

Fossil fuels provide the bulk of their energy, but supports market development for renewable power

developed an Energy-Efficiency Guidance Manual that includes best practices which can improve energy efficiency in our operations by more than 10%, and prevent about 500,000 metric tons per year of greenhouse gas emissions

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Global Awareness and action Actions taken

Launched multi-stakeholder initiative called “Refrigerants, Naturally!” in 2004 encourage environmentally friendly cooling technologies and to address global climate change through promotion of HFC-free alternative refrigeration technologies that protect the Earth's climate and ozone layer

Partnership with WWF to reduce energy consumption and climate footprint

Signed the UN’s Global Compact's "Caring for Climate: The Business Leadership Platform." which is a global call to businesses and governments to speed up action on climate change

committed to engage our global supply chain to work toward the common objective of advancing practical climate change solutions

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Recent actions (in 2007) increased the penetration of Energy

Management System, EMS-55, which can reduce energy consumption up to 35 percent

By the end of 2007, over 500,000 of these EMS-55 units were shipped into the Coca-Cola system

combined annual energy reduction is estimated to be more than 650 million kilowatt-hours, with a corresponding greenhouse gas reduction of over 350,000 metric tons

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Actions the company has planned/is planning to take to battle global climate change

New environmental policy for cold drink equipment Expanding research in development of more

environmentally friendly equipment No longer purchasing new cold drink equipment

using hydro fluorocarbons when cost efficient alternatives are available (for to both refrigerant gases and insulation)

There will be specific time schedules to use only HFC free foam insulation and refrigeration

Wants to create new equipment that is 40-50 percent more energy efficient than today's

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Outline of actions planned to take transitioned to HFC-free insulation for new purchases

of sales and marketing refrigeration equipment This new equipment generates 75% fewer direct

greenhouse gas emissions as compared with traditional sales equipment

significant research and development investments to identify a cost-effective commercial solution to refrigerant gas

using carbon dioxide technology to help reduce direct greenhouse gas emissions from refrigerants (Carbon dioxide is a natural refrigerant that is HFC-free,

has less direct climate impact and improves energy efficiency under typical operating conditions)

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Sources http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_pwwi/is_200006/ai_m

ark05012029 http://www.thecoca-colacompany.com/citizenship/

energy_climate_protection.html

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