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BP — ESG Presentation (April 2005)
34 slides from BP's sustainability presentation, April 2005
Slide 1: BP sustainability report
BP sustainability report April 2005
Slide 2: speakers
speakers John Browne group chief executive Byron Grote executive director (Far East) Iain Conn executive director (Eastern Hemisphere) David Allen executive director (Western Hemisphere) BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 3: sustainability reporting
sustainability reporting 1991 2004 BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 4: our role as a business
our role as a business • provide goods and services − light, heat, mobility • create mutual advantage − customers, employees, governments, countries, communities, society • operate within role limited by strategy and values BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 5: our role in sustainability
our role in sustainability • create and recycle wealth • apply ideas and breakthroughs • increase social mobility • link people and spread knowledge BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 6: organisation and values
organisation and values • organised for accountability and clarity • 18 group values • code of conduct BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 7: responsibility
responsibility legal compliance BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 8: responsible operations
responsible operations DAFWCF safety performance 1.5 1.0 0.5 0 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 BP Sustainability Report 2004 (DAFWCF: days away from work case frequency per 200,000 man-hours)
Slide 9: climate change
climate change global carbon dioxide emitted 50 stabilization wedges u al s natural sinks su billion tonnes per year ssa e sin coal to gas bu carbon capture 25 and storage efficiency renewables 6 nuclear 0 1950 2000 2050 CO2 released to stabilization emission growth atmosphere trajectory trajectory
Slide 10: climate change – operations
climate change – operations direct greenhouse gas emissions 100 million tonnes CO2 equivalent 90 80 70 60 50 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 11: climate change – reducing emissions
climate change – reducing emissions • carbon capture and storage • increasing sales of natural gas • developing carbon-free energy BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 12: development
development • creating wealth • supporting local economies • employing people • seeking to ensure benefits are widely felt legal compliance responsible progressive operator operations global leadership BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 13: where can we make a difference
where can we make a difference promotion of enterprise support for education access to energy BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 14: measuring progress
measuring progress • reporting standards (GRI) • engaging with government and communities • environmental management systems • creating material benefits BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 15: Byron Grote
Byron Grote Tangguh TANGGUH LNG BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 16: background
background • project investment of over $5bn • estimated gas reserves 14.4 tcf • benefits to the wider area • site construction begins in 2005 • completion scheduled for 2008 BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 17: challenges
challenges • re-settlement • security • ensuring region as a whole benefits BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 18: re-settlement
re-settlement • 127 families relocated • 2 new villages • beyond accepted standards • access to solar energy • improving livelihoods BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 19: security
security • respect local context • integrated community based security programme • security is a shared responsibility • working with the civilian, political, and police organisations BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 20: lasting benefits
lasting benefits • avoid ‘honey pot’ syndrome • 5,000 workforce at peak period • diversified growth strategy • helping regional development BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 21: Iain Conn
Iain Conn BTC BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 22: scale
scale • 3 countries • 1770 km • 160,000 sections • 40 year minimum life • diversify world energy supplies • avoids extra shipping in Turkish straits • part of > $20 bn investment BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 23: mutual advantage
mutual advantage • along the route − construction impacts − development opportunities • throughout the region BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 24: along the route - construction
along the route - construction • > 20,000 compensation agreements signed • no–one required to move home permanently • integrity protection • in-depth ESIAs BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 25: along the route – development
along the route – development • 22,000 jobs at peak • >$25m in community investment programmes − school repairs − irrigation − drinking water − health − farming BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 26: throughout the region
throughout the region • revenues for host countries • support for local enterprise • regional development initiative • regional access to natural gas BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 27: David Allen
David Allen sensitive areas BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 28: our approach
our approach • governments to decide if area is open • environmental and social assessments • environmental management programme BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 29: impact assessments
impact assessments environmental and social impact assessment (ESIA) • assess all potential impacts • develop mitigation measures • input from experts, communities, NGOs and governments BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 30: examples of ESIAs in 2004
examples of ESIAs in 2004 • Turkish sector of Black Sea • Sakhalin • Trinidad & Tobago • Azerbaijan • Italy • Egypt BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 31: applying consistent process and criteria
applying consistent process and criteria • early screening and categorization • greater definition of assessment content and process • requirements for early consultation • clarity of commitments made BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 32: BP’s operations: IUCN areas I to VI
BP’s operations: IUCN areas I to VI (IUCN - World Conservation Union) BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 33: John Browne
John Browne concluding remarks BP Sustainability Report 2004
Slide 34: conclusion
conclusion BP Sustainability Report 2004