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Targets for 2011 in the six focus areas of sustainability
Climate Change
- Reduce specific GHG emissions by 1% (baseline YE2010);
- Obtain geothermal concession for the pilot project and executing geothermal related R&D activities;
- Finalise the integration of the biogas plant into refinery systems and start the construction work;
- Continue the investigation of possibilities to use renewable energy sources in refining:
- Continue research on algae-based technology for CO2 fixation and biocomponent production;
- R&D on new generation biofuels and further improvement of technology including algal biomass utilisation as biogas or biodiesel feedstock;
- Increase the ratio of recycled vegetable oil (used cooking oil) in the fuel pool.
Environment
- Using a risk-based approach, decrease the amount of known (YE2010) environmental liabilities across MOL Group by 5%;
- Establish a group and business unit biodiversity system.
Health and Safety
- Ensure total reportable occupational illness frequency (TROIF) of zero;
- Achieve 15% regularity rate in the STEP (WHP) Programme by the end of the year (MOL , TVK , SN , SPC);
- Achieve zero work-related fatal accidents across MOL Group (staff, contractors and third parties);
- Ensure LTIF is less than 1.0;
- Ensure RAR is not higher than 1.6.
Communities
- Define general rules valid for all MOL Group companies engaged in advertising to guarantee responsible marketing.
Human Capital
- Enhance employer branding (strategy and image design) based on the results of the Employer Branding Survey of 2010;
- Preparation for the extension of the Employee Performance Management System in INA;
- Extend the Equal Opportunities Plan to major Hungarian subsidiaries;
- Continue the Professional Competency Development Program (Petroskills) in E&P and extend to R&M and HSE.
Economic Sustainability
- Issue a Business Continuity Management regulation valid for the MOL Group, and roll out first phase;
- Increase ethics awareness, improve the ethics management at the Group level, and implement all actions planned for 2011.