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We continue to evolve and align our sustainability approach with our purpose and to seek opportunities to embed sustainability thinking and practice as core elements of the way we do business

Our approach focuses on three core themes — People, Climate and Nature — which are aligned with the issues that are most significant to our business, our stakeholders and the relevant broader UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These sustainability themes are underpinned by robust corporate governance and responsible business conduct, both of which continued to be deemed material from an impact and financial standpoint.

Tullow believes transparency regarding payments to governments is an important way to promote honesty in our industry, mitigate corruption and support inclusive development. Tullow publishes a Payments to Governments Report each year which provides details of all mandatory and voluntary tax payments.

Care for People


  • Consider the needs of all people touched by our business, including our workforce, communities in our host countries, and our supply chain

  • Focus on creating an inclusive culture and local workforce, promoting health, safety, and wellbeing

  • Assure the integrity of our assets and maintain process safety.

  • Respect human rights both in our Company and across our extended supply chain

  • Manage our impacts on people and build trusting and respectful relationships through engagement and proactive collaboration

  • Contribute to socio-economic development through investments in skills, entrepreneurship, and supplier capabilities


Highlights

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Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate across our operations (2024: 0.00)

420

Businesses supported through the Tullow Agriventures Programme

25%

Women employed across Tullow (2024: 27%)

c.$10 million

Investment in education in Ghana since 2010

80%

Localisation in Ghana (2024: 81%)


Achieve Net Zero


  • Minimise routine flaring in our operations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

  • Advance incremental operational efficiencies to minimise energy consumption and adopt clean energy solutions where possible

  • Invest in nature-based solutions to offset hard-to-abate residual emissions


Highlights

17%

Reduction in Scope 1 emissions from 2024

22%

Reduction in flaring emissions

30%

Reduction in net equity Scope 1 and 2 emissions from 2020 baseline


Respect the environment


  • Mitigate our environmental impacts through effective management systems

  • Minimise impact from overuse of materials

  • Implement practices to support biodiversity and protect ocean health through proactive monitoring and conservation activities


Highlights

55%

Proportion of non-hazardous waste recycled (2024: 35%)

ISO14001:2015

Certification of the Tullow Environmental Management System

Zero

Water withdrawn from surface water or areas with water stress