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Novatek Sustainability Report on the Territory of the Russian Federation in 2013 Content NOVATEK SUSTAINABILITY REPORT ON THE TERRITORY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN 2013 CONTENT Letter from the Chief Executive Officer 3 Occupational Health and Safety Training 40 Report and Reporting Process 6 Administrative and Operational Control 41 Company Profile 9 Workplace Certification 42 Main Operational and Production Results for 2013 10 Injury Rate 42 Awards 12 Fire Safety 42 Economic Performance and Sustainability 14 Accidents and Incidents 43 Hydrocarbon Exploration and Production 14 Human Resources and Social Policies 45 Yamal LNG Project 15 Human Resources Management and Labor Resources 45 Processing 16 Personnel Profile 45 Transportation 17 Learning and Development 46 Marketing and Sales 19 Social Policy Concept 50 Dialog with Industrial Consumers 21 Local Communities 54 Corporate Governance 22 Cooperation with Regional Authorities and Municipal Entities 54 Environmental Protection 24 License Compliance 57 Environmental Protection Management 24 Cooperation with Indigenous and Minority Peoples of the Far North 57 Stakeholder Engagement 29 Support to National Non-Profit Organizations 58 New Technical Solutions for Environmental Risk Mitigation 31 Educational Initiatives 58 Key Impacts 32 The All-Together Volunteer Movement and Charity Projects 59 Biodiversity Preservation 37 Sports 60 Energy Consumption and Efficiency 38 SGS Vostok’ s report on sustainability activities Occupational Health, Industrial and Fire Safety 40 in the OAO NOVATEK sustainability report for 2013 61 Occupational Health and Safety Goals and Objectives 40 GRI G3.1 Content Index 63 Workforce Engagement in Occupational Health and Safety, Abbreviations 76 and Provision of Protective Clothing 40 Feedback Questionnaire and Contact Details 77 PAGE 3 LETTER FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER / NOVATEK SUSTAINABILITY REPORT IN 2013 LETTER FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER In 2013, we launched new hydrocarbon largely due to the competitive production facilities and expanded our advantages of natural gas as compared Purovsky Gas Condensate Processing to other energy sources. Natural gas is Plant by completing the construction of cheaper than liquid hydrocarbons and the plant’s third stage. The first and renewable energy sources, and much second stages of the Stable Gas more environmentally friendly than coal Condensate Fractionation and and safer than atomic energy. According Transshipment Complex at the Ust-Luga to independent forecasts, the LNG port on the Baltic Sea were also put into market will continue growing at a rapid operation. The Ust-Luga Complex is pace and by 2025 its volume may equipped with state-of-the-art systems exceed 460 million tons, which is virtually and has become a new link in our two times higher than its current volume. vertically integrated value chain for gas condensate, which enables us to Russia’s share in the global LNG market increase the value added of our currently comprises less than 5%, but is products. With the successful launches expected to increase with the successful we have completed the expansion of our implementation of new LNG projects. In processing segment and have balanced this case, LNG production at the Yamal our gas condensate processing peninsula compares favorably with other capacities with the relevant production projects due to huge conventional potential. resource base, low production costs and high competitiveness in all major The final investment decision on the consuming markets. The development Yamal LNG Project in late 2013 became of LNG production on the Yamal a stand-out event for NOVATEK. As part peninsula will lead to further development DEAR STAKEHOLDERS, of the project, as at year end 2013, main of the Northern Sea Route and create tenders were held and main contracts additional incentives for the development I am very pleased to present our latest on developing our resource base, for equipment supplies and construction of the Russian industry. Sustainability Report for 2013 and our increasing our hydrocarbon production, works concluded, as well as significant ongoing commitment to operating in a expanding our processing facilities and progress was achieved in concluding In 2013, NOVATEK achieved another sustainable manner. The main objective marketing channels by carefully following long-term LNG sales contracts. year of solid financial results and of our corporate development strategy sustainable development principles. continued to demonstrate excellent consists of creating shareholder value The application of these sustainable As part of our long-term strategy we pay operating dynamics. Due to our along with the adherence to the most development principles underlies our special attention to the international LNG successful geological exploration works stringent Health, Safety and management decision-making process markets, as this represents the most the Company managed to record a Environmental (“HSE”) standards. To and is imbedded throughout the dynamic segment amongst all other more than 130% reserve replacement meet our corporate objectives, we work organization and our corporate training hydrocarbon markets. This growth is rate during the past year. Gross natural guidelines. PAGE 4 LETTER FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER / NOVATEK SUSTAINABILITY REPORT IN 2013 gas production increased by 8.5%, We act in close collaboration with NOVATEK promotes mutually beneficial We would never reach the level of whereas our liquid hydrocarbon stakeholders by developing interaction co-operation and partnership with the success we have achieved without the production increased by 11.4%. with industrial consumers, increasing federal, regional and local authorities, dedication and commitment of our Following the results of the past year, customer service level and arranging for and we are interested in creating and employees, who are truly considered NOVATEK’s share in Russia’s gross a transparent and competitive promoting a mutually favorable social one of our key assets and the foundation natural gas production totaled 9.3%, an procurement system. We discuss environment in the areas of our for implementing our corporate strategy. increase of 0.5 percentage points matters of production development with operation, and accordingly, we invest It is because of their commitment compared with 2012. representatives of local communities. In funds in social infrastructure coupled with our support that we create the reporting year, we put up for public development. In 2013, NOVATEK safe workplaces, various opportunities In implementing our marketing strategy, debates our plans related to the invested RR 197 million in social- for development and growth, social we methodically expanded the share of Utrenneye field development and economic development of the regions protection and a wide range of benefits. end consumers in our overall gas sales Sabetta sea port construction. where it operates. We provide continuous volumes mix by significantly increasing support to indigenous minority Two thousand and fourteen is a special our market presence in the Moscow and To mitigate the negative environmental populations of the Far North through year for the Company as we celebrate Kostroma regions. We also continued impact, we work on associated educational programs and charitable our 20th Anniversary, and throughout expanding our retail chain for liquefied petroleum gas (APG) utilization. The contributions in various areas. this time period we have built a world- petroleum gas, and in 2013, our sales of level of APG use has almost doubled class natural gas company. We are this environmentally friendly fuel through against the previous reporting period sincerely grateful to all those who have our wholly owned stations increased by reaching 93.7% (including 95% at the been with us throughout these past 5%. In the Chelyabinsk Region, East-Tarkosalinskoye field), and as a twenty years, and we look forward to the NOVATEK initiated discussions with the result, NOVATEK ranked among the top next decade with shared optimism as we local administration on the possible five Russian oil-and-gas companies in continue to construct our Yamal LNG replacement of gasoline and diesel fuel terms of APG utilization efficiency. project and begin the process of used by municipal vehicles with liquefied transforming NOVATEK into a global petroleum gas. Demonstrating openness and natural gas company. accountability to society, in 2013, NOVATEK continued its participation in the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), which disclosed information on greenhouse gas emissions and energy CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, production efficiency, as well as the CDP OAO NOVATEK Water Disclosure Project, which LEONID MIKHELSON disclosed information on the use of water resources. REPORT AND REPORTING PROCESS NOVATEK prepares its Sustainability Reports in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) guidelines. PAGE 6 REPORT AND REPORTING PROCESS / NOVATEK SUSTAINABILITY REPORT IN 2013 REPORT AND REPORTING PROCESS USING NON-FINANCIAL REPORTING PRINCIPLES FOR PRESENTING AND We consider the regular reporting of Report and disclose the information on SYSTEMS AND VERIFICATION SELECTING INFORMATION NOVATEK’s sustainable development our achievements in social and economic The Company uses an Annual Reporting In preparing this Report we were guided practices as one of our fundamental development of the regions where we cycle. This Sustainability Report for 2013 by the principles of balance, responsibilities to stakeholders. operate, our workplace health and safety,
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