OMV AG 2019 SR
The report highlights OMV's 2019 performance, focusing on its transition toward a lower-carbon future and international expansion. The company achieved its 2025 carbon intensity targets ahead of schedule, reducing the carbon intensity of its energy supply to 68.6 g CO2/MJ. Significant progress was made in the circular economy through the ReOil pilot facility, which recycled 100 tonnes of plastic waste into synthetic crude. OMV also committed to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and maintained its AAA rating from MSCI ESG Research for the seventh consecutive year. Furthermore, the company announced plans to build Austria's largest ground-mounted photovoltaic plant to power its operations.
Company: OMV AG
Sector: Mining & quarrying
Country: Austria
Year: 2019
Type: SR
Pages: 169
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OMV AG
Sustainability Report
The report highlights OMV's 2019 performance, focusing on its transition toward a lower-carbon future and international expansion. The company achieved its 2025 carbon intensity targets ahead of schedule, reducing the carbon intensity of its energy supply to 68.6 g CO2/MJ. Significant progress was made in the circular economy through the ReOil pilot facility, which recycled 100 tonnes of plastic waste into synthetic crude. OMV also committed to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and maintained its AAA rating from MSCI ESG Research for the seventh consecutive year. Furthermore, the company announced plans to build Austria's largest ground-mounted photovoltaic plant to power its operations.
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Document Details
Report Year
2019
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2019 - Dec 31, 2019
Fiscal Year
2019
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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Assurance
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