Orsted A/S 2011 SR
The report highlights DONG Energy's progress in 2011 towards its '85/15' strategy, aiming for 85% renewable energy by 2040. Key achievements include reaching a record low injury frequency and expanding offshore wind capacity, notably with the Walney offshore wind farm. The company reduced its specific CO2 emissions to 486 g/kWh and joined the 'Better Coal' initiative to improve supply chain responsibility. Despite progress, the company reported three contractor fatalities and is implementing measures to enhance safety culture. The report also details efforts in biomass conversion and resource efficiency, such as phosphorus extraction from organic waste.
Company: Orsted A/S
Sector: Energy utilities
Country: Denmark
Year: 2011
Type: SR
Pages: 75
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Orsted A/S
Responsibility Report
The report highlights DONG Energy's progress in 2011 towards its '85/15' strategy, aiming for 85% renewable energy by 2040. Key achievements include reaching a record low injury frequency and expanding offshore wind capacity, notably with the Walney offshore wind farm. The company reduced its specific CO2 emissions to 486 g/kWh and joined the 'Better Coal' initiative to improve supply chain responsibility. Despite progress, the company reported three contractor fatalities and is implementing measures to enhance safety culture. The report also details efforts in biomass conversion and resource efficiency, such as phosphorus extraction from organic waste.
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Document Details
Report Year
2011
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2011 - Dec 31, 2011
Fiscal Year
2011
Published
Mar 9, 2012
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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