Slide 1: Sustainability at Stora Enso
Sustainability at Stora Enso EVP Sustainability, Noel Morrin SVP, Head of Investor Relations Ulla Paajanen-Sainio
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer It should be noted that Stora Enso and its business are exposed to various risks and uncertainties and certain statements herein which are not historical facts, including, without limitation those regarding expectations for market growth and developments; expectations for growth and profi
Slide 3: Lead. Do what's right.
Do good for the people and the planet. Replace fossil-based materials with renewable solutions. Lead. Do what’s right. 3 7 March 2018 Stora Enso
Slide 4: Our Sustainability Agenda
Our Sustainability Agenda Stakeholder input Materiality 1. 2. 3. 1. We care about all our people Social agenda 2. We help communities be resilient Triple Bottom Line (TBL) Employees and wider workforce Community Business ethics 3. We play fair Human rights 4. 5. 6. 4. We use natural resources with c
Slide 5: Priority areas in sustainability
Priority areas in sustainability • Carbon dioxide 1 • Sustainable forestry 2 • Water 3 • Human rights 4 5 7 March 2018 Stora Enso
Slide 6: Stora Enso's carbon footprint
Stora Enso’s carbon footprint 10.58 million tonnes of greenhouse gases (GHG) 2017 • 80% of carbon dioxide Scope 1 Scope 2 emissions from our operations are biogenic. • Central European saw Scope 3 mills run on 100% renewable electricity. • The share of biomass in our internal energy production was 8
Slide 7: Carbon reduction target reached
Carbon reduction target reached Based on externally audited data 7 7 March 2018 Stora Enso
Slide 8: Setting ambitious reduction targets for greenhouse gas emissions
Setting ambitious reduction targets for greenhouse gas emissions • Stora Enso is the first forest products company to have externally approved science-based targets to reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. • Targets for our operations − Reducing GHG emissions from operations by 31% per tonne of
Slide 9: SBTs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
SBTs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions What are we committed to? • Our operations − From operations by 31% per tonne of pulp, paper, and board produced by 2030, compared to a 2010 baseline. • Our suppliers − Encouraging our suppliers to set GHG reduction targets focusing on 70% of our spent. • Our
Slide 10: Science-based Target
Science-based Target How will we do it? • Operations − Improve even more the energy efficiency of our production processes − Continue to replace fossil fuels with biomass fuels − Source electricity with low/no fossil CO2 • Suppliers − Capacity-building for suppliers to start this year • Customers −
Slide 11: Stora Enso top-ranked in greenhouse gas management by TPI
Stora Enso top-ranked in greenhouse gas management by the Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI)* Carbon management quality Carbon performance Source: Management quality and carbon performance of paper producers: a commentary, TPI, http://www.lse.ac.uk/GranthamInstitute/tpi/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/P
Slide 12: Forests, plantations & land use
Forests, plantations & land use We respect the local environment • Sustainable forest management keeps forests and plantations healthy and productive • 88% of our wood comes from managed semi- natural forests, the rest from tree plantations • All our wood comes from sustainable sources − 85% of our
Slide 13: Sustainable carbon cycle underpins the bioeconomy
Sustainable carbon cycle underpins the bioeconomy Forests are part of the carbon cycle. Old forests emit carbon as they decay while young forests absorb it. When biomass-based fuels are burned, the carbon dioxide is released back into the atmosphere. Growing forest will then reabsorb it. 13 7 March
Slide 14: Water plays a central role in production, heating, cooling, and cleaning processes
Water plays a central role in production, heating, cooling, and cleaning processes Stora Enso’s water withdrawal and consumption • Signed the UN Global Compact’s Some 4% of the water we withdraw is consumed in CEO Water Mandate in 2009. our production • Application of the WBCSD Global 4% Water Tool
Slide 15: Water is recycled within the mill where feasible
Water is recycled within the mill where feasible reducing the need for water intake • Since 2017 we track total water withdrawal and process water discharges on quarterly basis to decrease trends from 2016 baselines. • Mapping tools applied. − Total closing of water circuits can cause product qualit
Slide 16: Forests are key for maintaining natural water cycle
Forests are key for maintaining natural water cycle • Daily management of semi natural forests take into account water related matters • We do not establish plantations in hydrologically sensitive areas. − impacts are taken into account during the planning stage. • We monitor availability and qualit
Slide 17: Human rights
Human rights Integrated in our sustainability work • We are committed to the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights • Human rights are an essential part of our risk and impact assessments • 100% of the actions in the Human Rights Action Plan by the Danish Institute for Human Rights (DIHR
Slide 18: Thank you!
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