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Dolphin Energy looks at 25% drop amidst flaring volumes | |
| Staff Writer |
Dolphin Energy Limited (DEL), is one of the largest trans-border energy projects that the Middle East has ever undertaken. The project has achieved a 3% decrease in total Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG), a 25% drop in flaring volumes.
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Besides, the company clocked a 15% decrease in NOx emissions and a 32% decrease in SO2 emissions, DEL’s 13th sustainability report, covering the company’s operations and activities for 2021, said.
There has been a 21% decrease in water consumption while 28% of all waste was recycled. In 2021, Dolphin Energy is said to have spent $8.8 million on environmental projects while $2.2 million was spent on community investments.
Commenting on the report, Dolphin Energy’s CEO, Obaid Abdulla Al Dhaheri, said:
“Our performance also reflects our diligent approach to managing our operations safely and efficiently in a way that has helped us reduce our environmental footprint.”
Nationalisation is at full steam with the company met its Emiratisation target of 71% and achieved 30% Qatarisation, an achievement that is clearly reflected by receiving a certificate in the ‘Support & Liaison with the Education Sector category at the energy sector’s 21st Annual Qatarisation review meeting.
Dolphin Energy’s sustainability report won for the fourth time the Best Sustainability Report award from the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Group at the 2021 Abu Dhabi Sustainable Business Leadership Forum, a Certificate of Recognition from the ADSG for promoting sustainability management and best practices and a Certificate of Appreciation from the Environment Agency - Abu Dhabi (EAD) for supporting and strengthening the partnership framework and teamwork to protect and preserve the environment and enhance sustainability.
Dolphin Energy’s General Manager – Qatar, Ali Alrahbi, said: “At the heart of this commitment is disclosure and it is critical that we report our performance in this way. Our stakeholders can see where our strengths lie and how we are acting responsibly.”
The report was developed using the GRI Standards, Oil and Gas Sector Disclosures, and the IPIECA oil and gas industry guidance on voluntary sustainability reporting. In addition, the company’s performance has been aligned to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to contribute to a more sustainable future for all.