Technip2013 Activity And SuStAinAble development RepoRt

tecHnip in 2013 opeRAtionS SuStAinAbility86_87

CONSumPTION 2013 20122013 breakdown

Constructionsites

Industrial sites

fleet Offices

Paperpaper (tonnes) 1,056 898 172 56 0 828EnergyDirect energy consumption (Mwh)

natural gas and lpG (Mwh) 27,010 19,073 11,264 9,606 0 6,140fuel-oil, diesel, gasoline (Mwh) 1,842,349 1,720,743 267,027 109,591 1,453,611 12,120indirect energy consumption (Mwh)electricity (Mwh) 122,398 127,721 1,626 60,310 0 60,462waterwater consumption (m3) 1,418,924 1,977,630 612,600 240,734 173,174 392,416

PrOduCTION

waste water(1)

industrial, domestic and ballast effluents (m3) 808,456 745,835 296,807 60,558 217,119 233,972wastenon-hazardous waste (tonnes) 156,558 86,195 128,686 19,710 5,168 2,994hazardous waste (tonnes) 5,881 6,761 427 3,034 2,357 63

Total waste (tonnes) 162,439 92,956 129,113 22,744 7,525 3,057

atmospheric emissions CO2

Direct emissions (t co2 equiv) 497,101 460,252 73,082 31,225 388,395 4,399indirect emissions (t co2 equiv) 42,103 45,153 885 14,831 0 26,387Total emissions (t CO2 equiv) 539,204 505,405 73,967 46,056 388,395 30,786

CHaraCTErISTICS

annual expenditure on environmental protection (k€)total environmental expenditure (k€)

2,481 2,773 551 999 772 159total capital expenditure committed (k€)

provisions and guarantees to cover environmental risks (k€) 0 0 0 0 0 0Decontamination costs (k€) 0 0 0 0 0 0number of fines and compensation awards (k€) 0 0 0 0 0 0amount of fines and compensation awards (k€) 0 0 0 0 0 0

maNHOurS wOrkEd IN ENTITIES CONTrIbuTINg TO ENVIrONmENTaL rEPOrTINg (mILLIONS)(2) 158.4 110.6 82.2 11.8 18.0 46.3

Performance indicatorsenergy consumption (kwh/h) 12.57 16.88 3.41 15.17 80.61 1.70water consumption (l/h) 8.96 17.88 7.45 20.34 9.60 8.47waste (kg/h) 1.03 0.84 1.57 1.92 0.42 0.07Greenhouse gas emissions (kg eq co2/h) 3.40 4.57 0.90 3.89 21.54 0.66

(1) effluents treated in water treatment plants either on site or offsite and discharged into the natural environment, including ballast water.

(2) this year, major changes were implemented in the reporting methodology and scope, including the manhours used to calculate performance indicators. consequently, manhours were recalculated also for 2012 which explains the differences since 2012 activity and Sustainable Development report.

environmental indicators

inDicATORS

ENVIrONmENTaL INdICaTOrS

TECHNIP’S maIN ENVIrONmENTaL INdICaTOrS

in 2013, a larger environmental reporting coverage was recorded among the Group both in terms of number of entities reporting data and total number of manhours worked. Some indicators increased mainly due to the increasing operations within the Group, the improved level of reporting, a new methodology to estimate some indicators and the nature of works on some construction sites. nevetheless, the global impact of technip's operations on the environment has decreased, which demonstrates the greater commitment towards the environment accross the Group.

greenhouse gas emissions (kg equivalent CO2 per hour)

2013

2011

2012

3.40

4.57

2.27

waste (kg per hour)

2013

2011

2012

1.03

0.84

0.36

water consumption (liters per hour)

2013

2011

2012

8.96

17.88

14.90