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Eni for 2016 | Sustainability Performance

Environment

HSE Management System Certifications and Expenses

2014 2015 2016
OHSAS 18001 certifications (number) 105 107 103
ISO 14001 certifications 102 101 99
EMAS registrations 10 10 10
ISO 50001 certifications 9 13 18
Total HSE expenditure and investments (€ thousands) 1,171,068 1,066,000 1,101,619
- of which current costs 828,151 826,521 838,990
- of which investments 342,917 239,479 262,629
- of which Safety expenditures and investments 248,226 313,844 287,809
- of which current costs 150,907 234,771 239,484
- of which investments 97,318 79,073 48,325
- of which Environmental expenditures and investments 760,393 625,860 588,651
- of which current costs 590,859 492,702 466,541
- of which investments 169,534 133,158 122,110

In 2016, the total number of OHSAS 18001 and ISO 14001 In 2016 total HSE expenditures amount to approximately
certifications was lower than in previous years due to €1,102 million, an increase of 3.3% compared to 2015.
variations to the consolidation area and the grouping of Safety expenditures, equal to around 26% of total HSE
several operating companies under the same certificate. expenditure in 2016, have decreased by 8.3% after
In 2016, 97% of subsidiaries with significant HSE risks were the strong increase in 2015 and mainly concerned the
certified OHSAS 18001 and 95% were certified ISO 14001. maintenance of plant and equipment (€117.4 million).
The remaining companies that are not certified are in fact Environmental expenditures, equal to 53% of total HSE
recent acquisitions and coverage for both certifications is expenditure in 2016, have decreased by 5.9% compared
forecast by the end of 2017. to 2015 and are mainly attributed to remediation of
The main production units of the R&M and Chemicals land and groundwater (among which: emergency and
and G&P sectors completed EMAS registration and operational safety measures, decommissioning and
certification of the energy management systems under restoration for a total of €233.9 million) and waste
ISO 50001. management.