Impact Calculator - WHEB Impact

The impact calculator illustrates the underlying positive impact that companies in WHEB’s investment portfolio help create. This positive impact is ultimately generated by the end users of the products and services; the owner of the electric vehicle or the homeowner who buys renewable power. Investors in WHEB’s strategy are aligned with these positive impacts by investing in the companies that manufacture these products.¹

Please enter the value of your investment in the FP WHEB Sustainability Fund in December 2020 here:

Scroll down to see the positive impact associated with your money during the last year.

CLEANER ENERGY

Generating

1,200 MWh

of renewable energy

equivalent to the annual energy use of

60 European households

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

Recycling or recovering

140 tonnes

of waste materials

equivalent to the total waste produced by 60 European households per year. Saving £18K in reduced landfill costs.³

HEALTH

COVID-19 tests produced

HEALTH

52 people

receiving healthcare treatment

and £65K of costs saved through more efficient healthcare systems.

Figures only since 2017.

EDUCATION

Students receiving

118 days

of tertiary education

RESOURCE EFFICIENCY

Avoiding

1,600 tons

of CO₂e emissions

equivalent to the energy use of an average European house for 333 years. Saving in avoided carbon costs.²

WATER MANAGEMENT

Avoiding

30m litres

of water use

equivalent to the water used by 170showers

WATER MANAGEMENT

Treating

1.6m litres

of waste water

equivalent to the total annual waste water generated by 90 European households

Download a PDF of this calculation. Optionally you can enter an investor name or leave blank.

¹ Investors in WHEB’s strategy are aligned with these positive impacts by investing in companies that form part of crucial supply chains that manufacture these products and provide these services. WHEB’s investments contribute to the attainment of the impact, however, are not solely responsible. The impact is therefore referred to as ‘associated’.

² Based on a global average carbon price of £16 per tonne based on World Bank and IHS Markit’s Global Carbon Index (https://carboncreditcapital.com/value-of-carbon-market-update-2020/)

³ Based on a landfill tax of £94.15 per tonne of waste which is equivalent to the UK’s landfill tax in 2020.