Ecopetrol SA 2023 IR
The report highlights Ecopetrol's progress in 2023, achieving its highest production in eight years at 737 kboed and its second-best financial performance with consolidated revenues of COP 143.1 trillion. The company advanced its energy transition by adding 472 MW of renewable energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 581,532 tCO2e, exceeding its target by 40%. Additionally, Ecopetrol achieved a 21% reduction in its total recordable injury indicator (TRIF) and reused 152.8 million cubic meters of water, representing 79% of its operational water needs. The company also successfully negotiated its 2023-2026 Collective Labor Convention, emphasizing gender equity and diversity.
Company: Ecopetrol SA
Sector: Energy
Country: Colombia
Year: 2023
Type: IR
Pages: 315
Ecopetrol SA
Integrated Management Report
The report highlights Ecopetrol's progress in 2023, achieving its highest production in eight years at 737 kboed and its second-best financial performance with consolidated revenues of COP 143.1 trillion. The company advanced its energy transition by adding 472 MW of renewable energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 581,532 tCO2e, exceeding its target by 40%. Additionally, Ecopetrol achieved a 21% reduction in its total recordable injury indicator (TRIF) and reused 152.8 million cubic meters of water, representing 79% of its operational water needs. The company also successfully negotiated its 2023-2026 Collective Labor Convention, emphasizing gender equity and diversity.
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Document Details
Report Year
2023
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2023 - Dec 31, 2023
Fiscal Year
2023
Type
Integrated Report
Language
English
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