Sasol Climate Change Report 2022 - Book - Page 6
INTRODUCTION
RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES
OUR FUTURE SASOL STRATEGY
GOVERNANCE
DATA AND ASSURANCE
YEAR IN REVIEW
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19
20
21
22
20 000
0
18
19
20
Energy savings (1000 GJ)
3.See page 32 for detail on our calculated scope 3 categories. Scope 3 Category 11
includes sales of Natref’s products.
Sasol Energy and Chemicals combined target tracking5, 6, 7
Sasol Energy scope 1 and 2 target tracking, excluding Natref8
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20
21
22
30
Target
5.Represents 95% of total Group emissions. This excludes Mozambique, Natref and some
strategic business units.
6. Represents a combined Sasol Energy and Chemicals restated 2017 baseline due to
divestments and methodology improvements (see page 11).
7.Reviewing the Sasol Chemicals baseline for 2017 as actual operating efficiencies at LCCP
units are better than design specifications used to determine base year emissions.
18
19
20
21
45 000
44 101
17
50 000
59 367
61 626
18
55 000
60 110
17
60 000
61 375
35 000
65 000
62 236
40 000
~6% reduction
relative to 2017
70 000
63 001
45 000
63 572
70 000
65 000
60 000
55 000
50 000
45 000
21
22
40 000
Total GHG emissions (kt CO2e)
4.Overall decrease in energy savings for 2022 due to operational challenges.
Emission reductions since 2017
Scope 1 and 2 emissions (ktCO2e)
46 117
61 484
50 000
62 687
55 000
63 481
60 000
64 212
65 000
63 815
~7% reduction
relative to 2017
70 000
65 881
Scope 1 and 2 emissions (ktCO2e)
PERFORMANCE
AGAINST
OUR 2030
TARGETS
FOR 2022
1.
GHG emissions have been calculated and reported in accordance with the GHG
Protocol (www.ghgprotocol.org) and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change (IPCC) 2006 Guidelines, data breakdown provided on page 56.
2.
See text in insert “Emission reductions since 2017”. Group emissions do
not equal target baseline.
65 884
59 578
40 000
64 427
89 801
87 447
60 000
65 367
Total Group GHG emissions (kt CO2e)
0
80 000
65 545
58 849
10 000
120 000
100 000
78 723
20 000
Group energy savings4
Energy savings (1000 GJ)
43 736
30 000
38 816
GROUP GHG
PERFORMANCE
FOR 2022
40 000
37 606
kilotons (kt)
CO2e
Decrease in emissions
due to lower coal sales and
accounting improvements
50 000
42 253
63 5722
Secunda
Sasolburg
North America
Natref
Mining
Mozambique
Eurasia
Other strategic business
units and functions
Scope 3 emissions (kt CO2e)
53 262
5 176
1 338
1 244
887
821
779
66
Scope 3 emissions3
37 557
Group scope 1 and 2 emissions1
40 000
35 000
22
30
Target
8.Natref, Mozambique and some strategic business units are excluded from our 2030
GHG target. Target setting for Natref will be undertaken in consultation with our Joint
Venture (JV) partners.
Achieved a ~7% reduction off the combined Sasol
Energy and Chemicals restated 2017 scope 1 and 2
baseline, equating to a 4,4 MtCO2e reduction:
▪ The lower emissions profile relative to 2021 is largely
attributable to reduced production rates at Sasol
Energy, which also results in a higher GHG intensity;
▪ In 2021, Sasol provided guidance to the market
that Secunda’s production would be between 7,4 and
7,5 Mt; however due to lower than targeted production
in 2022 our GHG emissions are lower than anticipated;
▪ We expect production to normalise to levels of 7,2 to
7,5 Mt in the coming year which will likely result in a
higher emissions profile for Secunda in 2023;
▪ Our scope 2 emissions at Sasol Energy are higher
because of an increase in purchased electricity to allow
for the diversion of internal gas from power production
(gas engines and turbines) to the process, as well as an
increased grid emission factor; and
▪ For Sasol Chemicals, we are seeing benefits from shifts
to renewable energy and implementation of process
and energy efficiency improvements. Implementing
artificial intelligence carbon dioxide measurement
tool at our Lake Charles Chemicals Complex. Further
information to be disclosed in future reports.
Overall, we remain on track with our commitment
to achieve a 30% reduction by 2030.
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