This sustainability report was prepared according to GRI guidelines for the period of April 2014 to March 2015. Data was collected from audited reports, HSE reports, and logbooks by specified data collectors. The report aims to inform stakeholders on KNPC's performance, initiatives, and challenges during the reporting period in a transparent manner. KNPC's current process involves training data collectors, distributing questionnaires, consolidating data, and engaging third party auditors. Stakeholder engagement is also a priority, with stakeholders mapped on a grid through a brainstorming session.

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Sustainability
Trust
Commitment
TransparencyStakeholder
Materiality
GRI
Long term strategy
Community
KNPC
Data collector YOU

4. About Sustainability Report
• The report was prepared in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)
Sustainability Reporting guidelines 4.0.
• The reporting cycle is during the period of April 2014-March 2015. No significant change
s were made in the sense of scope, boundary or measurements used for the data.
• This report is produced to inform our valued stakeholders on the performance,
initiatives, and challenges that, KNPC has faced during the reporting period in fully
transparent manner.
• Data in this report fare mainly drawn from the company’s audited annual report, HSE
annual report, operations logbook and information that was gathered by specified data
collectors in accordance to GRI G4 standards.

5. GRI G4 – KPI Index

6. • GRI – G4 training – Certified
• Questionnaires for
• Crunch Data and consolidate into text.
• 3rd Party Auditors brought on board.
KNPC Current Process
Data collectors
Data Verifiers
Process Owners

7. Stakeholder Engagement Process
• Mapping stakeholders is a priority.
• After identifying our stakeholders,
we map them on a grid.
• Done by a brainstorming session.

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• In recent years, several GCC countries have announced plans and targets for conservin
g natural resources, improving energy efficiency, and deploying renewable technologies
.
• Solar energy has received particular attention, reflecting its high suitability in terms of
resource availability, cost-competitiveness and matching regional demand patterns.
• The GCC holds almost a third of proven crude oil reserves, and approximately a fifth of
the global gas reserves.
• A transition towards a more sustainable energy future would reduce CO2 emissions.

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• Responding to growing energy demands.
• The contribution to national economic and social development.
• Community and stakeholder engagement.
• Environmental management.
• Developing lower-carbon energy sources.
• Relationships with governments.
• Climate protection and transformation of the energy market.
• Environmental protection,
including the use and disposal of water and chemicals.
• Respect of human rights.
• Security.
• Health and safety.
• Asset integrity and process safety

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12. Thank You