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IPIECA

October 2017

Outline

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• What is IPIECA?
• IPIECA members
• How does IPIECA work?
• What does IPIECA do
• 2017-2020 strategy

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What is IPIECA?

• Global oil and gas association for environmental and social issues
• Formed in 1974 following the launch of UN Environment
• The only global association involving both the upstream and

downstream oil and gas industry

IPIECA Members

Benefits of Membership

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Companies benefit from membership of IPIECA through:

• Development of, and access to, information and internationally

recognized good practices.

• Representation at the United Nations and major international

meetings and events.

• Access to peer expertise.
• Access to latest thinking and knowledge on global issues.
• Enhanced understanding of stakeholder expectations on climate and

energy, environmental and social issues.

• Contributing to a unified voice.
• Taking a collaborative approach to emerging issues.
• Building networks within the industry and with key external

stakeholders.

How does IPIECA work?

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• Funded by company and associate members

− Annual contribution according to a formula based

• n relative production and geographic spread of
• perations.
• Governed by a General Committee made up of

senior representatives from membership

• Strategic direction provided by an Executive

Committee

• 550 members’ employees

− Pool expertise across the range of environmental and social issues

Leadership:

Chair: Rupert Thomas (Shell) Vice Chair: Julia Martin (Chevron) Jaime Martin Juez (Repsol) Morten Mikkelsen (Statoil)

General Committee Executive Committee Working Groups / Task Forces Secretariat

What does IPIECA do?

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IPIECA helps the oil and gas industry improve its environmental and social performance by:

• Developing, sharing and promoting good

practices and solutions

• Enhancing and communicating knowledge and

understanding

• Engaging members and others in the industry
• Working in partnership with key stakeholders
• Pooling expertise across the range of

environmental and social issues IPIECA is the industry’s principal channel of communication with the United Nations.

Addressing a wide range of topics

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Environment Social Climate & Energy Oil Spill

Strategic intent

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increased focus

• n scanning and

assessing emerging issues and developing actions industry to improve performance through greater quality, depth and uptake of good practice global policy and external stakeholders pro-actively and credibly

IPIECA’s vision: An oil & gas industry that successfully improves its

• perations & products to meet society’s expectations for

environmental & social performance

IPIECA will provide greater leadership on climate and energy, environmental and social issues for the O&G industry

IPIECA’s Strategic Themes

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Oil and gas industry’s role in meeting the world’s growing energy needs and addressing climate change risks CLIMATE & ENERGY ENVIRONMENT OIL SPILL SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Oil and gas industry responding to environmental challenges through risk management and innovation Protecting Industry reputation through pro-active preparedness and response to mitigate the effects of oil spills Maximising the

• il and gas

industry’s contribution to social and economic development

Current scope of activity

• Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services
• Climate Change
• Fuels and Products
• Health
• Oil Spill Preparedness
• Social Responsibility
• Supply Chain
• Sustainability Reporting
• Sustainable Development Goals
• Water

2017 Publications

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Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (BES)

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• Promotion of BES fundamentals guidance
• Enhance understanding of:

− BES issue management in the marine environment − Landscape approach − Net Positive Impact

• Explore nature-based solutions to climate impacts
• Ongoing support to the Cross-Sector Biodiversity Initiative
• Monitoring the concept of Natural Capital (joint with Water)
• Tracking and understanding changes in BES related trends, regulation and policy
• Planning for 4th BES Peer-to-Peer workshop (South Africa, 2018)
• Knowledge sharing on technology advancements

Provides guidance to assist the industry in managing the impacts of oil and gas projects on nature and engages with society on conservation issues DELIVERABLES FOR 2017

Water

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• Maintenance of water risks tools
• Translation of e-learning course in French and Spanish
• Literature review on watershed level approach
• Produced water from upstream O&G operations briefing note
• Side event at World Water Week on re-use of water
• Water horizon-scanning report
• Water visioning report
• Shale gas briefing note
• Monitoring of the concept of Natural Capital (joint with BES)

Recognition by internal and external stakeholder that the oil and gas industry is proactively and collectively managing the issues related to the impacts and risks of water use DELIVERABLES FOR 2017

Oil Spill

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• Oiled wildlife/animal care guidance
• Dispersant maintenance, testing and storage protocols guidance
• Surveillance, Monitoring and Visualization (SMV) workshop
• SIMA (Spill Impact Mitigation Assessment) workshops and webinars
• Complete planning for Interspill 2018
• Global Initiative partnership with IMO – capacity building for oil spill response

– evaluate new areas for GI activities (e.g. Caribbean) Serves as a key industry forum to help improve oil spill contingency planning and response around the world DELIVERABLES FOR 2017

Climate change

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• Advancing CCS workshop
• Low-emissions pathways: “Making the case for CCS” paper
• Engage the IPCC on Special Report on achieving 1.5C
• Engage with UNFCCC (COP-23 side events etc.)
• Methane glossary, mapping exercise and methane good practice guidance
• IPIECA-UNE low-emissions dialogue: Identifying emissions reductions across the O&G value chain
• Adaptation and resilience workshop
• Climate change reporting framework guidance
• Scenario analysis factsheet
• Annual IPIECA members GHG emission report (CDP data)

Provide guidance on GHG monitoring, reporting & management. Share information to better manage risks posed by climate change & demonstrate action & progress by industry to address its impacts DELIVERABLES FOR 2017

Fuels and products

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• Sulphur guidance update
• Global Harmonized Systems guidance update
• Work with IMO and plan educational workshops re. Global Sulphur Cap
• Biofuels factsheet
• Lifecycle carbon emissions and costs from different road transportation options

summary of studies

• Monitor and contribute to

− IMO development around black carbon emissions from shipping − Partnership for clean fuels and vehicles (PCFV) − Global Fuel Economy Initiative (GFEI) − UNE work on mercury emissions

Monitors developments relating to health, safety and environmental issues impacted by global fuels and product quality and refinery operations. Coordinates development of technical information to inform stakeholders. DELIVERABLES FOR 2017

Social responsibility

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• Host country security assessment guidance
• Host government engagement strategy tool
• Security and human rights workshop (Mexico)
• IPIECA-ICMM session at UN Annual Forum on Business and Human Rights on community

grievance mechanisms

• Creating successful, sustainable social investment (second edition)
• Practitioner note:

− Redefining key concepts of Social Investment − Monitoring and Evaluation of Social Investment − Social investment across the oil and gas project life cycle

• Community Liaison Officers: toolbox
• Series of regional fact sheets on Free Prior and Informed Consent
• Making the business case for CSR: Social Performance Tools (members only)

Provides the only forum on social issues in the O&G industry to share information and good practice, and interface with key external initiatives and stakeholders DELIVERABLES FOR 2017

Health

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• Health performance indicators report – 2016 data
• Consolidation of fatigue management in the workplace documents
• Health support in remote locations (telemedicine) guidance
• Multiple casualty planning and preparation guidance
• Assessing medical facilities guidance

Supports improvement of global health standards &performance in the industry as well as health beyond the workplace to local communities DELIVERABLES FOR 2017

Reporting

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• Promotion of the IPIECA, API and IOGP reporting

guidance

• Monitor external sustainability reporting landscape

and engage with external reporting initiatives

• Start planning for reporting guidance update
• Annual reporting good practice workshop

Provides clear and consistent reporting to help companies create a solid platform for productive engagement and performance improvement. DELIVERABLES FOR 2017

Sustainable Development Goals

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• Completion and launch of the joint

UNDP-IFC-IPIECA report Mapping the oil and gas industry to the SDGs: An Atlas

• Promotion of The Atlas at a series of

external events DELIVERABLES FOR 2017

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Four themes

Environment Group

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Environment Group Scope:

The EG is accountable to the IPIECA membership via the Executive Committee. The EG is open to all IPIECA members. Company representation is intended to be the senior representatives representing the company’s environmental management across its value chain, authorised to attend and negotiate

• n behalf of their companies.

Representatives will be expected to be able to balance their activities between assessment of strategic issues and delivery of specific work items. The EG will have a Chair, a minimum of two Vice Chairs and an ExCom champion. Chairs of the BES and Water WGs will be officers of the EG.

Meeting

• Time: IPIECA WEEK, w/c 19 March 2018, London. Following BES, Water

(and Fuels & Products) WG meetings

• Aim: Through a prioritisation exercise, identify and prioritise

environmental issues (and stakeholders)

• Resources: Facilitator and core group made up of WG officers and ExCom

nominations (and IOGP)