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Hess Corporation Sustainability Report 2016 2016 Sustainability Report 2016 Sustainability Report HESS VALUES Hess Values set the framework and establish the ethical standards by which we conduct our business. ▶ INTEGRITY: We are committed to the highest level of integrity in all our relationships. Integrity ▶ PEOPLE: We are committed to attracting, retaining and energizing the best people by investing in their professional People Performance development and providing them with challenging and rewarding opportunities for personal growth. ▶ PERFORMANCE: We are committed to a culture of Value Social performance that demands and rewards outstanding results Creation Responsibility throughout our business. ▶ VALUE CREATION: We are committed to creating Independent shareholder value based on sustained financial performance Spirit and long-term profitable growth. ▶ SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: We are committed to meeting the highest standards of corporate citizenship by protecting the health and safety of our employees, safeguarding the environment and creating a long-lasting, positive impact on the communities where we do business. ▶ INDEPENDENT SPIRIT: We are committed to preserving the special qualities and unique personality that have made us a successful independent enterprise. REPORT APPLICATION LEVELS GLOBAL REPORTING INITIATIVE (GRI) IN ACCORDANCE OPTION UNITED NATIONS GLOBAL COMPACT Following a review by ERM Certification and Verification Services (ERM COMMUNICATION ON PROGRESS CVS), our external verifier, Hess is self-declaring this report in accordance This is our Communication on Progress in implementing with the Core option of the GRI G4 Sustainability Reporting Guidelines. the principles of the United Nations Global Compact. We welcome feedback on its contents. ASSURANCE ERM CVS conducted representative site visits, reviewed source data and our internal data collection and aggregation system and conducted interviews to ensure the information presented is a reliable representation of our performance. An ERM CVS Assurance Statement has been included ON THE COVER at the end of this report. ERM CVS also provided an opinion on the GRI “in Offshore Operations, Gulf of Mexico accordance” option. TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 MESSAGE FROM THE CEO Our CEO’s view on building a sustainable enterprise 4 ABOUT HESS Our company operations in brief 11 39 5 11 39 APPROACH TO REPORTING HOW WE OPERATE CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENERGY A description of our materiality The values that define our expectations Balancing the world’s growing energy assessment, reporting framework for sustainable management and needs with cost-effective greenhouse and boundaries performance gas emissions reduction policy 6 19 47 PROGRESS AND GOALS SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ENVIRONMENT A snapshot of our progress and A review of social responsibility as Responsible management of our path forward a way of doing business environmental footprint 54 Performance Data 56 GRI Content Index 35 27 SAFETY AND HEALTH 59 Independent Assurance Aiming to get everyone, everywhere, Statement every day, home safe 60 Awards and Recognition Memberships and Associations 35 OUR PEOPLE Creating a company culture and high-quality workforce that innovates, leads and learns 2016 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 1 MESSAGE FROM THE CEO Our company has more than a decade of visible production “ We believe sustainable growth with an expanding resource base, declining operating and development costs and strong leverage to oil prices, all business practices create of which positions us to deliver improving financial returns value for our shareholders and significant value to our shareholders. We achieved strong operational performance in 2016 even as we reduced activity and support our mission in the low oil price environment – driving operating efficiencies, to be a trusted energy reducing cash operating costs, advancing our offshore developments and achieving major success with our focused partner.” exploration program. Production growth, which is set to resume beginning in the second half of 2017, is underpinned by the Bakken, the North Malay Basin and Stampede developments, SAFETY and offshore Guyana, where we have participated in one of the We believe sustainable performance and operational excellence industry’s largest oil discoveries in the past 10 years. begin with our unwavering dedication to safety. Regarding personal safety, our employees and contractors share a goal of Our strategy is to maintain a portfolio that is balanced reaching zero safety incidents – what we describe as “everyone, between onshore and offshore, unconventional and everywhere, every day, home safe.” In 2016 we once again conventional, and U.S. and international, allocating capital worked to address incidents that have the potential for severe for the best long-term value and risk-adjusted returns. consequences, and we reduced our employee recordable Sustainability practices are a fundamental part of our incident rate by 58 percent compared with 2015. However, our business strategy and operations and align with Hess’ Values workforce total recordable incident rate rose compared with the of Integrity, People, Performance, Value Creation, Social prior year due to an increased rate of contractor incidents. We Responsibility and Independent Spirit. Through our Code of are addressing this increase in part through implementation of a Business Conduct, we translate these Values into decisions new Contractor Management Standard that includes enhanced that guide the way we do business. measures for procurement prequalification, comprehensive We believe sustainable business practices create value for onboarding and ongoing monitoring of safety performance. our shareholders and opportunities to continuously improve Hess’ process safety programs aim to prevent unplanned or business performance. This belief supports our mission to be uncontrolled loss of primary containment of any material that a trusted energy partner and our commitment to helping meet could result in an incident such as an injury, fire or environmental the world’s growing energy needs in a safe, environmentally release. Our efforts focus on understanding and identifying key responsible, socially sensitive and profitable way. Sustainability points within process safety systems that could impact integrity issues are examined by our Board of Directors and taken into and the safe and proper operation of equipment. In 2016 we account in formulating our company strategy. achieved a four-year low in the number of Tier 1 and Tier 2 Our 2016 Sustainability Report shows how sustainable process safety events. Even with this performance improvement business practices are integrated into our short-term goals we remain vigilant in our focus on reducing these events. and long-term strategy. Hess’ environment, health, safety and We embarked on an external review of our process safety social responsibility (EHS & SR) strategy is focused on several management systems and also began a review of mechanical key areas for our operations including process safety, social integrity at our onshore and offshore locations in 2016, as part of responsibility and climate change, which are described below. our ongoing asset integrity management process. We expect to Detailed information on our programs and performance, complete both reviews in 2017. including progress in the implementation of our EHS & SR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY strategy, is provided in this report and on our company Social responsibility is one of our company values and website at hess.com. fundamental to the way we do business at Hess – because part 2 of being a trusted energy partner is making a positive impact help ensure compliance with environmental laws and regulations, on the communities where we operate. We are guided by our international standards and voluntary commitments. commitments to international voluntary initiatives designed Hess was once again recognized in 2016 by several third- to advance transparency, environmental protection, human party organizations as a leader in the oil and gas industry rights and good governance. Along with our other voluntary for the quality of our environmental, social and governance commitments, Hess continues to support the United Nations performance and disclosure. Global Compact and the Global Compact U.S. Network, which share best practices in sustainable business conduct across the PEOPLE private sector. Stakeholder engagement processes were further Our company’s special culture and strong performance are a integrated into our enterprise risk workshops, value assurance reflection of our people. Their talent and dedication are further reviews and asset business plans in 2016. enhanced by our application of Lean manufacturing principles or what we now call the Hess Way of Working, which fosters In 2016 our social investments totaled nearly $20 million, teamwork and continuous improvement to overcome with $16 million going toward education projects and the challenges, eliminate wasteful operational processes and balance directed toward economic development, health create value. and capacity building. As part of our Values, we are committed to fostering a workplace CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE ENVIRONMENT that values diversity and inclusion, learning and development, Climate change is a global challenge that requires engagement and innovation – with the recognition that our government, business leaders and civil society to work employees hold the key to our company’s continued success. together on cost-effective policy responses that recognize With this
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