2012 Sustainability selection - SBM Offshore

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Other Atmospheric Emissions excluding Flaring Values expressed in tonnes CO NOx SO2 VOC's Brazil FPSO Marlim Sul 207 439 5 3 FPSO Brasil 168 380 6 3 FPSO Cidade de Anchieta 35 133 13 4 FPSO Capixaba 350 730 8 5 FPSO Espirito Santo 235 492 6 3 Asia FSO Yetagun 12 52 6 1 West Africa FPSO Aseng 303 636 5 5 FPSO Mondo 378 777 4 5 FPSO Saxi Batuque 347 710 4 4 FPSO Kuito 124 327 69 5 FPSO Sanha 111 239 15 2 Total 2,272 4,915 141 41 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Comparison Values expressed in tonnes 2012 2011 Number of Offshore Production Units 11 11 N2O 177 147 CH4 667 580 CO2 2,195,061 1,923,150 Source: DEFRA - Environmental Key Performance Indicators; Reporting Guidelines for UK Business; Chapter 4. Page 28 4.1 Emissions to Air KPI 1 Greenhouse Gases Non Greenhouse Gas Emissions Comparison Values expressed in tonnes 2012 2011 Number of Offshore Production Units 11 11 CO 2,272 1,930 NOx 4,915 4,066 SO2 141 135 VOC 41 30 2012
Regional CO2 Emissions Values expressed in tonnes 2012 2011 Number of Offshore Production Units 11 11 Brazil 949,537 1,000,312 Asia 4,589 4,360 West Africa 1,240,935 918,477 Total 2,195,061 1,923,149 Indirect Energy Consumption Electrical Usage 2012 2011 Total electrical usage kWh 10,808,748 10,846,367 Total electrical usage tonnes C02 equivalent 4,276 4,290 Heating Fuel Consumption Total heating fuel consumption in kWh 262,562 213,501 Total office energy consumption Total office energy consumption in kWh 11,071,310 11,059,868 Total office energy consumption in tonnes CO2 equivalent 4,346 4,347 Calculated using World Resource Insititute Greenhouse Gas Protocol: www.ghgprotocol.org/calculation-tools 5.2.4 Human Resources (H.R.) Permanent Headcount by Gender Female Male Total Ratio of Females SBM- Schiedam 92 337 429 21% SBM- Houston 141 360 501 28% SBM- Malaysia 172 412 584 29% SBM- Monaco 220 542 762 29% SBM-PC 196 1,469 1,665 12% SBM Offshore- Group Functions 115 144 259 44% SBM Offshore- Group Operations 245 1,448 1,693 14% Onshore 985 3,243 4,228 23% Offshore (including supporting activities based onshore) 196 1,469 1,665 12% Total 1,181 4,712 5,893 20%
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Table of Contents 1.1 Message from
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So what of our achievements within
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Business Model The Group generates
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1.3 Snapshot 2012 Snapshot 2012 (US
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1.4 Stakeholders Information 1.4.1
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1.4.6 Stakeholders Engagement SBM O
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1.5.3 Continued Focus on Core Produ
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1.5.7 Partnerships The increasing s
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Develop and Promote Sustainable Tec
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1.6.4 Employment Standards SBM Offs
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1.7 SBM Offshore World Map
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Compliance Officer (CGCO) to lead t
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3.1.5 Sustainability The Group's tr
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FPSO OSX-2 Refurbishment and life e
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3.1.8 Turnkey Services The Turnkey
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3.4 Product and Technology Developm
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Offshore Floating Solutions SBM Off
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3.5 Corporate Governance 3.5.1 Corp
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Shares held by Members of the Manag
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Review and Reporting A protocol has
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Suspension or Dismissal of a Superv
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3.5.5 Shareholders Share Capital At
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Major Shareholders The Financial Ma
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