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The National Portrait Gallery, headquartered in Great Britain, stands as a premier institution within the recreational, cultural, and sporting services sector. Founded in 1856, it has become a cornerstone of British heritage, showcasing an extensive collection of portraits that celebrate notable figures from history, politics, and the arts.
With its main operations centred in London, the gallery offers a unique blend of exhibitions, educational programmes, and public events that engage visitors of all ages. Its commitment to preserving and interpreting the nation’s portraiture sets it apart in the cultural landscape.
Recognised for its innovative approach to art and history, the National Portrait Gallery continues to attract millions of visitors annually, solidifying its position as a leading cultural destination in the UK.
-9 vs industry average
National Portrait Gallery’s score of 21 is lower than 42% of the industry. This can give you a sense of how well the company is doing compared to its peers.
Recreation and Sports Services has typical carbon intensity
The Recreation and Sports Services industry has reduced its overall emissions by 32% since 2018
No reported emissions data is available for National Portrait Gallery yet.
The National Portrait Gallery, a UK-based organisation in the recreational, cultural, and sporting services sector, does not currently disclose its full Scope 1, 2, and 3 carbon emissions data. However, based on available information, the gallery has reported some specific emission factors.
For 2020, "Scope 2 (indirect)" emissions were approximately 855,000 kg CO2e (0.855 kilotonnes CO2e). In 2019, this figure was about 875,000 kg CO2e (0.875 kilotonnes CO2e). In 2015, "Scope 1 (direct)" emissions were reported as approximately 541,000 kg CO2e (0.541 kilotonnes CO2e).
The gallery also reported "Total scope 2 litres per visitor" as 1.9e-05 kg CO2e per visitor in 2020, 1.1e-05 kg CO2e per visitor in 2019, and 9.0e-06 kg CO2e per visitor in 2018. Additionally, "Total waste" in 2018 was about 82.3 metric tonnes.
The National Portrait Gallery has not publicly disclosed any specific carbon reduction targets, Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) commitments, or participation in the Climate Pledge.
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No climate goals have been disclosed for National Portrait Gallery yet.
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