Fraser Health Authority

Fraser Health Authority, operating within the health and social work services sector in Canada, has reported GHG emissions intensity figures for several years. For 2025, the reported intensity is approximately 47.0 m² CO2e. This follows a figure of approximately 53.0 m² CO2e for 2024 and approximately 52.0 m² CO2e for 2023. Previous years also show intensity data, with approximately 57.0 m² CO2e for 2022, approximately 54.0 m² CO2e for 2018, approximately 66.0 m² CO2e for 2012, and approximately 63.0 m² CO2e for 2010.

Specific absolute emissions data in kg CO2e and comprehensive scope breakdowns are not available for recent reporting years. Historical data from 2014-2017 indicates emissions related to stationary fuel combustion, electricity, mobile fuel combustion, and paper supplies. For instance, in 2017, stationary fuel combustion and electricity contributed approximately 39,324,000 tonnes CO2e, mobile fuel combustion approximately 1,123,000 tonnes CO2e, and paper supplies approximately 100,000 tonnes CO2e. In 2016, stationary fuel combustion accounted for approximately 35,948,000 tonnes CO2e and paper supplies approximately 1,081,000 tonnes CO2e. For 2015, stationary fuel combustion was approximately 34,875,000 tonnes CO2e and paper supplies approximately 1,434,000 tonnes CO2e. In 2014, stationary fuel combustion was approximately 37,736,000 tonnes CO2e and paper supplies approximately 1,010,000 tonnes CO2e. In 2007, stationary fuel combustion was approximately 35,404,000 tonnes CO2e and paper supplies approximately 1,056,000 tonnes CO2e.

Fraser Health Authority has not disclosed specific reduction targets or commitments, such as Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) aligned goals or participation in climate pledges.