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cycle of each facility we design or operate. A more circular economy will enable our industry to reduce pressure on the environment and on the society as it will improve the security of the supply of raw materials to create long-term value for all. The circular economy approach of Technip Energies is focused on the following drivers: Eco-Design: by conducting studies to anticipate the environmental impact at the early stages of all processes and minimize externalities of our projects, products or services.
Sustainable supply chain: by incorporating sustainability criteria in the supplier and subcontractor qualification process, and by studying how to support our partners in the improvement of their environmental performances.
Responsible consumption and management: by minimizing the use of energy, water, and materials whenever it is possible, and by recovering a maximum of water consumed, waste and wastewater generated at our sites.
Helping clients select the best environmental solutions At Technip Energies, we offer our clients environmental and economic solutions at every stage of their projects, by the integration of ISO 14001 requirements, from the conceptual design phase to execution phase. Analyzing our clients’ specific context and ambitions allows us to provide decision-making support to implement an environmental strategy adapted to their projects. We encourage our clients to adopt a circular economy approach when relevant, notably through eco-design which is the most effective driver to reduce the environmental impacts. By carrying out Environmental Aspects Identification (“ENVID”) at an early stage of project development, whenever it is practicable, we can assess potential impacts of each planned site activities, and make recommendations for a safer and more cost-effective design and project execution. We can also provide our clients with Best Available Techniques (“BAT”) to prevent and control industrial emissions
of pollutants, especially for the projects located in Europe. In addition, we have in-house expertise in performing Life Cycle Assessments (“LCA”). The objective is to measure and reduce the environmental impacts of technologies, equipment or units from cradle to gate, and to address our customers’ requests in terms of environmental protection. Moreover, once the plant has been commissioned, we offer a wide range of digital services for operation and maintenance, to optimize performance, reduce downtime, and minimize utilities consumption.
PROTECT BIODIVERSITY
At Technip Energies, we are committed to protecting biodiversity. The UN Biodiversity Conference, or COP15, held in December 2022, highlighted the importance of protecting biodiversity for our well-being and the global economy. For the first time, a historic agreement was reached, setting out a Global Biodiversity Framework (“GBF”) to conserve, protect, and restore a sustainable management of biodiversity and ecosystems for the future. In 2022, our Global HSE team
conducted a biodiversity assessment of our sites (projects, manufacturing units and offices) with the support of a third- party expert from Biodiv’Corp, to map our exposure to biodiversity risk. Exposure has been qualified and ranked from low to extreme using 2 criteria: Physical proximity to protected areas
according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (“IUCN”) and areas of interest (i.e. biodiversity hotspots and key biodiversity areas);
Type of activity conducted on site. Based on this first evaluation, we identified that no site was concerned in 2022 by Technip Energies newly defined exclusion zones (IUCN category I). However, 5 sites have been identified as top priority where specific action plans will be developed. Next year, we will continue to roll out our biodiversity program, including: Refinement of our internal geographical
system information tool allowing the commercial and operations teams to identify the level of biodiversity risk of our projects, including the prospects;
Implementation of guidelines for relevant objectives and actions according to the risk level identified;
Environmental incident management The prevention of environmental incidents is of the utmost importance to our Company, to our clients and to the society in general. At Technip Energies, all operating centers, assets and projects have an environmental incidents reporting system within their HSE management system, in compliance with our internal mandatory standards. In 2021, we initiated a new program to raise awareness and speed up reparations. In 2022, we have continued this journey with our teams to ensure complete reporting of any environmental incidents that could negatively affect the environment, whether directly or indirectly. However, the number of reported incidents increased in 2022, especially due to one project entering a phase of intensification of its construction activities. Root cause analyses have been carried out and remedial action plans implemented to prevent and minimize likelihood and severity level of further incidents.
Features that reduce the environmental impact of the Qatargas NFE project in Qatar l NFE design will emit approximately 25% less CO2 than a normal LNG plant
through: • A CO2 capture and sequestration (CCS) system that will be the largest of its
kind in terms of capacity in the LNG industry, and will be one of the largest ever developed anywhere in the world;
• A better energy efficiency due to waste heat recovery facilities; • Electrical power from Kahramaa national grid which will include power coming
from Qatar’s future solar projects. l The project will conserve 11.1 million cubic meters of water per year by
recovering 75% of the plant’s tertiary water for re-use within the plant's fresh cooling water system.
l NFE project also includes a permanent wastewater treatment plant, with interconnecting pipelines and an irrigation network designed to treat wastewater for more than 54,000 people.
l Gas Turbine NOx emissions will be reduced by 60% through the application of Ultra Low NOx DLN1+ technology.
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Preparation of new internal standards and training materials, with the aim of supporting our teams to proactively protect biodiversity wherever we operate.
As an example: In Mexico at the ECA LNG project, we
trained dedicated staff on biodiversity management, including on the concrete actions to relocate sensitive species. A total of 13 people work day and night to keep animals away from the site. In 2022, as part of the site preparation phase, 662 individual fauna (79% mammals, 17% reptiles and 4% poultry) have been safely relocated and 210 individual flora species (cactus, trees) preserved in dedicated nurseries.
Act4nature International In September 2022, Technip Energies joined Act4nature International to reinforce its action towards conservation of nature and biodiversity. Act4nature is an international alliance initiated by businesses and stakeholders, including NGOs and scientific institutions, to accelerate action in favor of nature. Since its launch in 2020, 67 companies have now joined the alliance and formally agreed to ten common commitments. To join, each member company must define its individual SMART commitments which are validated by Act4nature stakeholders and to publicly report on the actions effectively implemented within two years. By joining Act4nature International, Technip Energies is publicly committed to protect biodiversity; in particular: We voluntary decided to avoid in the
future any new projects inside the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (“IUCN”) most sensitive areas, i.e. categories Ia and Ib as defined and listed in the World Database of Protected Areas (“WDPA”); and
We confirmed our will to integrate biodiversity risks in our business processes, starting at the earliest phase of project life cycle and based on specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound commitments.
In 2023, our focus will remain to minimize likelihood and severity level of any incident.
ENHANCE CIRCULAR ECONOMY AS AN OVERALL APPROACH
Enhancing circularity means shifting from the traditional “take-make- dispose” economic model to one that is regenerative by design. The circular economic model proposes to minimize our impact on the environment by optimizing the resources in use (natural and material) in the project early phases, and by promoting recycling practices in all our business, from engineering, procurement to construction. Energy efficiency measures taken by Technip Energies are one of the first steps in preserving resources, but we plan to consider every possible action to reduce consumption of other resources, in particular water and raw materials and we facilitate reuse practices and recycled goods whenever possible across the life
Technip Energies Sustainability Report 2022 . 4140 . ESG Roadmap and Performance
