EcoRating of Santillana del Mar

Cantabria, Cantabria

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How sustainable is Santillana del Mar today?

Santillana del Mar is reducing electric-use emissions, though it doesn't benefit from grid renewables.

Santillana del Mar

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2.8
28ºin Cantabria
28ºin Cantabria
1640ºin Spain
4,247inhabitants (2023)
power: 0.8 / 1Eco-attributes

Effective development in electricity savings and emission reduction.

01
rhythm: 0.5 / 1Eco-attributes

Uncertain trend between electricity consumption and CO2 emissions.

01
balance: 0.2 / 1Eco-attributes

Negative balance between CO2-free electricity consumption and electricity consumption with emissions.

01

Recent achievements

What has Santillana del Mar
achieved in the last 12 months?

The city has generated measurable results in energy and emissions. These are the verified data for the period.

81
MWh avoided
-0.7%
Energy saving

What does it equal?

27
households/year
10
illuminated nights
101
inhabitants/year
28.9
tCO2eq increased
+38.1%
CO2 increase

What does it equal?

1,447
trees/year
116
avoided flights
231,485
km avoided

Monthly consumption change (%)

Percentage difference vs. the same month of the previous year

Monthly emissions change (%)

Percentage difference vs. the same month of the previous year

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METHODOLOGY

What is the EcoRating?

The Biyiud EcoRating for cities is the decarbonization score obtained in the last 12 months from grid electricity savings, with results normalized against all cities in the same population category. The calculations are fed by real and verified data obtained from reading all electricity consumption points in the country.

When a person registers in the Biyiud App, they receive the active EcoRating points of their city.

Sources and boundaries of city GHG emissions

Scope 1

Pending

Emissions from sources located within the city boundaries

Scope 2

Emissions resulting from the use of grid-supplied energy, heat, steam and/or cooling within the boundaries

Grid-supplied energy

Scope 3

Pending

Emissions produced outside the city boundaries as a result of activities taking place within

Global Protocol for Community-Scale Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories (GPC)