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Rockwool A/s Class A — ESG Presentation (September 2019)
22 slides from Rockwool A/s Class A's sustainability presentation, Sep 10, 2019
Slide 1: ROCKWOOL ESG Presentation
ROCKWOOL ESG Presentation 10 September 2019
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda 1 Impact Built-In 2 Sustainable operations 3 The power of energy efficiency renovation 4 Q&A © ROCKWOOL Group ESG presentation 10 September 2019
Slide 3: ESG Meeting Calendar
ESG Meeting Calendar 13 Dec. 2019 Environment: Circularity Q1-2020 TBA Q2-2020 TBA © ROCKWOOL Group ESG presentation 10 September 2019
Slide 4: Our purpose
Our purpose This simple statement means a lot to us. It marks a shift in how we describe ourselves, it’s about why and how we do what we do. © ROCKWOOL Group ESG presentation 10 September 2019 4
Slide 5: Why are we here?
Why are we here? Commitment Awareness EU 2050 climate-neutral strategy © ROCKWOOL Group ESG presentation 10 September 2019 5
Slide 6: UN Sustainable Development Goals
UN Sustainable Development Goals ROCKWOOL’s strategic approach to sustainability is closely aligned with UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. We have committed of these to focusing on 10 17 Global Goals. # Product impact metric Our sustainability goals Maximising product impacts # # NEW # # # # Enabl
Slide 7: Sustainability reporting & governance
Sustainability reporting & governance Building strong governance systems Informed by the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards Follow guidelines for communication on progress (COP) to UN Global Compact Detailed disclosure to international reporting platforms such as the CDP Strong focus on imp
Slide 8: 2030 sustainability goals
2030 sustainability goals CO2 emissions Reclaimed waste Water consumption Our goal: Reduce CO 2 emission Our goal: Increase the number of Our goal: Reduce water intensity intensity (CO2/t stone wool) from our countries where we offer recycling (m3/t stone wool) within our stone wool production facil
Slide 9: Decarbonising our own operations
Decarbonising our own operations We have set a goal to reduce our carbon intensity by 20 percent by 2030 compared to 2015 We are for example piloting a large-scale 80% CO2 reduction at Moss electric melting technology in Moss, Norway factory, Norway Because Norway’s energy mix is based predominantly
Slide 10: External ESG ratings and sustainability recognition
External ESG ratings and sustainability recognition A mutual fund for private and SDG Evaluation Tool institutional investors 2018 Highest scoring company Selected as one of only 100 companies in the portfolio. Current Score of B 100% of our products assessed to be ”SDG positive” 65.000 companies sc
Slide 11: Energy efficiency plays a key role in reducing carbon emissions
Energy efficiency plays a key role in reducing carbon emissions 42 % of emissions reductions in low- carbon scenarios come from energy efficiency Energy efficiency is the bedrock Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), 2014 of emissions reductions in all 2°C scenarios Intergovernmental Pan
Slide 12: Buildings tells the energy efficiency story
Buildings tells the energy efficiency story Buildings can save 68% more emissions than the next most cost-effective sector for the same amount of money Sources: IPCC, ”Climate change (2007) – Mitigation of climate change. BPIE, “Europe’s buildings under the microscope - A country-by-country review o
Slide 13: ROCKWOOL contributes to climate action in many ways
ROCKWOOL contributes to climate action in many ways Insulation Improves urban Creates more Improves Maximising Combats safety and sustainable health and impact from climate change comfort future quality of life products Buildings currently More than The building One dollar spent on CO2 emissions sav
Slide 14: Deep renovation of buildings is an attractive long term business case
Deep renovation of buildings is an attractive long term business case United States EU China 10 12 12 8 10 10 8 8 6 Trillion USD 4 6 6 (2005 prices) 4 4 2 2 2 0 0 0 Investments Energy cost Investments Energy cost Investments Energy cost savings savings savings World India $1 120 14 invested gets mor
Slide 15: Ripple effects
Increasing renovation rates stimulates economic growth and employment Investments in renovations support Ripple employment throughout the economy effects € 1 million invested supports 19 direct jobs Investments support indirect jobs via ripple effects from investments in renovation Renovations suppo
Slide 16: 90% of our time is spent indoors but few resources are dedicated to building quality
90% of our time is spent indoors but few resources are dedicated to building quality The indoor environment in buildings affect the people inside it Influences on people’s health and productivity Ventilation Noise level Math and reading scores Children miss 25% of words increase 3% for each litre pe
Slide 17: Energy consumption in buildings is a significant source of local air pollution
Energy consumption in buildings is a significant source of local air pollution Air pollution is a worldwide concern with real consequences for people 4,2m lives lost annually on a global level due to outdoor air pollution 80% of people living in cities are subjected to air quality that is worse than
Slide 18: ROCKWOOL ESG Contacts
ROCKWOOL ESG Contacts Mirella Vitale Senior Vice President Marketing, Communication & Public Affairs ROCKWOOL Group Anthony Abbotts Director Group Sustainability ROCKWOOL Group Please Contact: investor@rockwool.com © ROCKWOOL Group ESG presentation 10 September 2019
Slide 19: Questions?
Questions? © ROCKWOOL Group ESG presentation 10 September 2019 19
Slide 20: Appendix
Appendix © ROCKWOOL Group ESG presentation 10 September 2019 20
Slide 21: Definitions
Definitions • GRI: An independent international organization that has pioneered sustainability reporting since 1997. The GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards (GRI Standards) are the first and most widely adopted global standards for sustainability reporting. • UN Global Compact: A voluntary initia
Slide 22: External ESG Ratings agencies
External ESG Ratings agencies A MSCI: Stands for Morgan Stanley Capital International. MSCI ESG Ratings covers 13,000 companies and is the largest ESG rating company and used by many investors. The company is currently headquartered in New York City. They have recently launched a new risk rating foc