Sustainability in upstream investment perspectives

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1 Sustainability in upstream investment perspectives Enrico Tavolini eni upstream - Sustainability & Community Relations 13 February 2015 eni.com index eni sustainability model sustainability in eni upstream worldwide sustainability projects final remarks: sustainability added value 2

2 sustainability at the base of eni business model Shareholders Other Stakeholders Sustainability PARTNERSHIP CREDIBILITY ASSET INTEGRITY RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY HSE TECHNOLOGY EXCELLENCE INTEGRATION what we care about People Ensuring fair society Health & Safety Social development Ethics & Governance Planet Living with environmental limits Pollution control Protecting biodiversity Sustainable resource consumption Working for long term achievements Good governance Continuous improvement Long-lasting organizational capacity Creating sustainable business Workforce wages Shareholders return Increase efficiency Create value Perspective Profit 4

3 The dual flag/win-win approach eni, as a major integrated energy company, is an active partner in the territories in which it operates, with citizenship and cooperating in building local opportunities Producing Country eni operates responsibly considering sustainability as part of the core business, with a distinctive approach to partnership with host communities: long-term approach mutual economic gains active participation in projects knowledge sharing and training 5 upstream sustainability approach Key components Key activities Stakeholder Management Stakeholder identification & assessment Stakeholder engagement strategy Sustainability awareness Community Development Sustainability Processes Context analysis Community investment identification, design and planning Project execution and monitoring Sustainability Upstream Management System (SUMS) Local Content development/implementation Promotion of Human Rights as cross-cutting issue Structured approach to data collection, monitoring and reporting Transparency (active role in EITI*) Promotion of a sustainability culture S U M S * EITI - Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative 6

4 strong commitment in sustainability investment, implemented in line with Company strategy and real needs of local population INFRASTRUCTURE EDUCATION ACCESS TO ENERGY ACCESS TO WATER 7 access to energy: eni s solutions energy for development On-grid Off-grid Improved cooking R&D stoves Power generation using associated gas (IPP) Extending the existing medium-and-low voltage networks Mini-grid electrification in rural communities (e.g. Nigeria) Health, Education and Water Supply structures R&D aimed at feeding host communities with renewable energy Evaluation of the scale-up potential of advanced renewable energy technologies Technology solutions for improved lifestyles (waste management, water treatment, cooking) 8

5 access to energy in Sub-Saharan Africa: eni s programme First IOC to invest in power generation in Africa using associated gas energy main issues* 1.3 billion people worldwide live without access to electricity 48% (~ 620 million) lives in Sub-Saharan Africa 2 plants in Nigeria (20% of Country capacity): 480 MW - NAOC JV Okpai Power Plant 150 MW - Rivers State Power Plant IPP 2 plants in Congo (350,000 people, 40% of Pointe Noire population): 300 MW - CEC 50 MW - CED Implementation of off-grid projects (Niger Delta: 34 MW, 62 communities, >250,000 people) What do you think when you see this photo? Ghana: gas supply to power plants Mozambique: construction of a 75 MW IPP Ghana Congo Nigeria Mozambique Existing projects New projects * Source: World Energy Outlook. IEA other eni upstream sustainability projects Italy Socio-environmental initiatives in collaboration with local authorities Libya Jalo emergency clinic, cultural projects Venezuela Infrastructural development, mainly in the education Ecuador Villano area: socio-economic development, infrastructures (education, health) Nigeria Infrastructural projects (civil works, bridges, roads, public buildings, etc.) and access to energy projects Congo Hinda Integrated Project (education, health, access to potable water, agriculture) Angola Social projects for notoperated blocks, ongoing definition of new sustainability projects for operated blocks Kazakhstan Professional training and infrastructural projects (education, culture, sport, etc.) Pakistan Professional training and infrastructural projects in education and health Mozambique Professional training, ongoing definition of new sustainability projects (education, health, access to energy, etc.) Australia Support to indigenous communities via cultural and health initiatives 10

6 Focus Congo Stakeholder Engagement Integrated Hinda Project Stakeholder mapping to ensure effective engagement strategy and risk mitigation Water Supply To increase availability and access to drinking water and sanitation practices 26 wells (21 achieved +5 planned in 2015/16) 15,000 beneficiaries Education To contribute to increase the alphabetization and enrollment rate in primary education 11 schools (9 achieved + 2 ongoing) 2,500 beneficiaries eni upstream Sustainability Video Sustainability brochure Health To Reduce morbidity and mortality rates due to endemic diseases and other pathological conditions, with particular attention to motherchild couple 11 clinics (3 achieved + 8 ongoing) 18,000 beneficiaries Agriculture To Contribute to the increase agriculture and economic productivity in the Hinda areas Agro-technical training Center construction Demonstrative fields aimed at spreading agricultural techniques Establishment of storage facilities Focus Italy - sustainability programs Agreements aligned with local development needs, pursuing the performance targets of local legislation and programs/plans Southern District Central-North District enimed (Sicily) Environment: monitoring networks (emissions, noise, water, micro-seismicity, soil, etc.) environmental observatory National park path restoration Education: university Scholarship (environment, energy & technology innovation) Schoolnet & other projects Culture: Villa Romana project Local Content Protocol Transparency: Local Report Basilicata Local website Environment: coastal monitoring, defense and rehabilitation geodynamic monitoring Angela/Angelina project water-injection Education: high school training for job introduction and new startups Other sustainability initiatives: promotion of the territory in terms of tourism and culture 2014 MoU with Assomineraria & Region: environmental monitoring safety initiatives occupation improvement 2014 MoU for the Gela area (eni spa level) aims at promoting industrial initiatives to develop an economically viable future for local business activities Education: knowledge dissemination in primary and secondary schools (energy, health, biodiversity, socio-economic development) - Overall 22,000 students - 12

7 Why investing in sustainability? operations linked to local sites (no delocalization) long-term relationships with people and territories company growth through adding value and meeting territorial needs Sustainability provides added value in terms of: solid reputation trust and accountability competitive advantage strengthening of business local and global performance & access to new markets 13