Investor Day 2023
ESG 2023 - Basic indicators and Future directions of development
Sustainable development of NIS
- Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present time, without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.1 In this area, NIS is guided by the global goals of UN2, and recognizes the contribution to the achievement of 12 out of 17 goals.
- The concept of sustainable development has also been implemented in the Vision and all business processes of NIS3, and it represents a strategic commitment and a fundamental practice that is constantly being perfected.
- In 2010, the reporting process was established through the Sustainable Development Report of NIS, in accordance with the most widespread methodology in this area - GRI.4. So far, 13 consecutive Sustainable Development Reports verified by an independent auditor have been published, thus transparently reporting on key projects, achievements, and indicators in the field of sustainable development.
- The published Sustainable Development Report of NIS for 2022 has been fully harmonized with GRI Standard 11 (sectoral GRI standard for the oil and gas industry), which entered into force on 1 January 2023.
- Most often, the definition of the concept of Sustainable Development given by the World Commission on Environment and Development at the UN (the so-called Brundtland Commission).
- Global goals were adopted by the UN in 2015 as a universal call for action by all member states to eradicate poverty, protect the planet, and ensure peace and prosperity for all people - by 2030 at the latest.
- Company vision: NIS will be a recognized leader of the Balkan region in its sector, following the dynamics of sustainable development and efficiency increasing, expressing a high level of social and environmental responsibility, as well as modern standards of customer service.
- GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) - an international non-profit organization, established in 1997 with the aim of achieving the highest quality in corporate reporting on sustainable development. GRI provides the most widespread global reporting standards on sustainable development
2
ESG of NIS
ENVIRONMENTAL
- ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) - represents a set of criteria and factors in the field of environment, social issues, and corporate governance.
The ESG can be seen as a comprehensive framework that combines the most important issues in the process of implementing sustainable development of NIS.
- The slide highlights a cross-functionaloverview of the contribution of NIS to the UN Global Sustainable Development Goals, for each of the aspects within the ESG concept.
- The UN Sustainable Development Goals under number 5, 6, 8, 11, and 12 contribute within several ESG aspects.
SOCIAL
GOVERNANCE
Effects on oil and gas production
Реализација кључних пројеката
Project | Contribution to the UN Sustainable | Benefits for sustainable development |
Development Goals and ESG aspects | ||
Reconstruction of FCC plant | Environment | The most important project of the third phase of the Refinery modernization. |
and construction of a new | The expected value of the investment is more than EUR 150 million, while the | |
ETBE plant in Pančevo Oil | commissioning is expected in 2027. | |
Refinery | The project will also have a major impact on the improvement of environmental | |
protection by reducing the emissions of solid particles. | ||
CCPP Pančevo | Environment | Combined gas-steam plant, commissioned, with an electric power of up to 200 |
MW, which operates on natural gas - the environmentally cleanest fossil | ||
fuel (1,400 GWh - planned annual electricity production). | ||
The value of the project is about EUR 192 million. | ||
Plandište Wind Farm | Environment | The project involves the construction of a wind farm with a capacity of |
102 MW, with the aim of producing electricity from renewable energy | ||
sources. | ||
Solar panels5 | Environment | Pilot project for the installation of solar panels on PS. |
During 2022, solar panels were installed at 8 PSs, with a total production of | ||
Social issues | ||
341,000 kWh, which will reduce CO2 emissions by 375 tonnes per year. Total | ||
investments of about EUR 200,000. | ||
Digital transformation | Environment | Introduction of digital solutions and technologies that contribute to business |
efficiency and continuous work on improving the competencies and focus on | ||
Corporate Governance | ||
the safety of employees. | ||
4
5 During 2023, so far, solar panels have been installed at another 7 PSs (a total of 1,175 panels have been installed at 15 PSs, which reduce CO2 emissions by 600 tonnes per year).
Environmental
Environmental Aspect
5
Environmental protection
Environmental protection strategy by 2030
Long-term goals for reducing the negative environmental impact
Reduction of carbon | Reduction of other |
intensity | emissions |
and greenhouse gas | (NOx, SOx, PM, VOC) |
emissions | and use of resources |
Estimated required
investments to achieve goals and compliance with the requirements of the RS and EU regulations
Management of GHG emissions
The use of high-quality and | Establishing a system for | The analysis of the | |
Increasing energy | eco-friendly fuels (natural | monitoring and reporting on | possibility of |
efficiency in all business | gas) | greenhouse gas emission in | CO2 storage (injection of |
segments | Increasing the share of RES | accordance with the | CO2 into |
energy in own energy | requirements of | geological formations) | |
consumption | the EU ETC Directivе |
6
Environmental protection
RSD 352 million was invested in the implementation of environmental projects
during 9M of
2023.
Investments in environmental projects, mln. RSD
534 | 356 | |||||
320 | 234 | 315 | ||||
2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 |
Fees for the protection and improvement of environment, mln. RSD
2022 | ||
301 | ||
2021 | 282 | |
2020 | 266 | |
2019 | 359 | |
2018 | 378 | |
Priority courses of action by the end of 2023:
- Further reduction of pollutant emissions into the air.
- Meeting the requirements of Serbian legislation and EU best practice.
- Climate change, green agenda, projects in the field of production from RES and energy efficiency.
- Conducting internal energy audits in NIS + HIPP and FSK.
- In 2023, a total of 17 solar power plants at PS will be commissioned, with a total power of 580 kW.
7
Environmental protection
Direct CO2 emissions (range 1), | Indirect CO2 emissions (range 2), in |
in millions of tonnes | thousands of tonnes |
Results of indicators in the field of Energy for 9M of 2023:
Electricity production, in MWh:
1.4 | 1.5 | |
1.0 | ||
2021 | 2022 | 9М 2023 |
422 | Pančevo Energy Plant | ||||
Turbogenerator | |||||
39.485 | Cogenerations | ||||
97,126 | FNE | ||||
299.4 | 322.9 | 250.5 | 57.219 | ||
CCPP Pančevo: | |||||
722,953 MWh | |||||
2021 | 2022 | 9М 2023 | • | Consumption of purchased electricity: 285,381 MWh | |
• Natural gas consumption: 93,764,626 m3 | |||||
• Share of non-commercial fuels6 in total fuel consumption: |
Amounts of disposed waste, | 63.8% |
in thousand tonnes
39.4 | 46.5 | |||||
5.3 | 5.1 | |||||
7.1 | ||||||
5.6 | ||||||
9M 2022 | 9M 2023 | |||||
Hazardous | Non-hazardous | Mining | ||||
Fulfillment of the Energy Efficiency Improvement Program 9M of 2023:
- Electrical energy: 4,051 MWh
- Thermal energy: 141,366 GJ
- Fuels: 2,271 toe
- Total: 5,996 toe
Solar power plants at 15 PSs:
- Installed power: 538 kW
- Generated electricity: 421.8 MWh
8 | 6 Non-commercial fuels include products from the production process such as refinery gas, coke, off gas, torch oil, and the like. |
2010-2022: Quantities of emitted pollutants (SO2, NOx and PM), in tonnes
11,539
664
2,601
2012: | |
MHC/DHT construction | |
Reduction of S content in fuels, | |
reduction of SO2 emissions | 2013: |
into the air | |
Reconstruction of the FCC | |
plant - reduction of PM |
Decline in pollutant emissions into the
air compared to 2010:
SO2: 97%
NO2: 66%
-89.6% | PM: 91% |
8,274
emissions |
SO2
NO2
PM
2015-2019:
Using fuel oil as the dominant fuel
2018:
Washing of ejector gas on Vacuum distillation, reduction of SO2 emissions
Installation of LowNOx burners on furnaces of HDS and FCC facilities, atm. distillation, reduction of NOx emissions
DCU construction
Cessation of production of fuel oil with a high content of S, indirect reduction of SO2, NOx, and PM emissions
1,205
32
994
179
2010 | 2022 |
- Emissions of the NIS j.s.c. plants in accordance with legal norms.
- Legal obligation: monitoring/measurement of emissions of pollutants (sulphur oxides - SO2, nitrogen oxides - NO2, particulate matter - PM).
- Constant reduction of emissions into the air as a result of the implementation of environmental projects and the change of the predominant gas fuel.
- New environmental projects and technical and technological measures to reduce emissions are being implemented.
9
Social
Aspect of Social Issues
10
Attachments
- Original Link
- Original Document
- Permalink
Disclaimer
NIS AD Novi Sad published this content on 31 October 2023 and is solely responsible for the information contained therein. Distributed by Public, unedited and unaltered, on 31 October 2023 10:04:15 UTC.