Environmental Awareness Campaign Presentation_ENG

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CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTALAWARENESS CAMPAIGN 2010


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FirstFirst TopicTopic: ENERGY SAVING: ENERGY SAVING

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TIPS FOR AN ENERGY-CONSCIOUS BEHAVIOUR33

TIPS FOR ENERGY-CONSCIOUS INVESTMENTS

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ENERGY SAVING DURING OPERATIONALACTIVITIES

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Energy saving Water saving and reuse Waste segregation Oil spill prevention Ecological footprint minimization

Corporate QHSE Department is developing an Environmental Awareness CampaignEnvironmental Awareness Campaign

with the purpose of made aware Saipem people worldwide of main environmentalissues.

The campaign is based on specific posters addressing some of the potentialenvironmental impacts connected to Saipem operational activities.

CAMPAIGN OVERVIEW

The topics selected for posters are the following:


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The first poster message is:

You can make a difference. Switch offelectrical equipment and motors when

not in use. With a little effort we can useenergy a lot better.Save energy, protect the future.

ENERGY IS IN YOUR HANDSENERGY IS IN YOUR HANDSREMEMBER, SWITCH OFF!REMEMBER, SWITCH OFF!

GraphicalGraphical conceptconcept::

An hand performing aswitch off.

The operation of switch off is intended to beapplied to different equipment and motors,depending on the context in which Saipempeople are working.

The posters dissemination starts with the first topic: ENERGY SAVINGENERGY SAVING

The others will be addressed to all Saipem sites and Projects in subsequent steps,tentatively one each month till the end of 2010.

FIRST TOPIC: ENERGY SAVING


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Natural resources savingNatural resources saving

Pollution preventionPollution prevention

Essentially the Corporate Environmental Campaign is focused on

two issues:

Corporate QHSE Department intends to use this awarenessCorporate QHSE Department intends to use this awareness

campaign as a support to Saipem Management focus oncampaign as a support to Saipem Management focus on

energy consumptions reduction, which has as a directenergy consumptions reduction, which has as a direct

consequence the reduction of emissions into atmosphere andconsequence the reduction of emissions into atmosphere and

air pollution.air pollution.

Fossil fuels are burnt, contributing to global warming, for providing energy for

transportation, for moving equipment and for the generation of electricity.

FIRST TOPIC: ENERGY SAVING


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As per Italian Law, Saipem SPA appointed on 30th April 2010 an EnergyEnergyManagerManager, a figure in charge for promoting energy saving initiatives in Italiansites. Those iniziatives will be shared in a worldwide scale for improving Saipemoverall environmental performance.

SAIPEM ENERGY MANAGER

The Energy Manager has the task to promote the development of an EnergyEnergyManagement SystemManagement System in compliance with the European Standard EN 16001

Energy management systems. Requirements with guidance for use.

The Energy Manager will start to assess the energy use of Saipem sites in

Italy, and he will develop, coordinate, and implement strategies and policies toreduce energy consumption and/or increase renewable energy production/useand thus reduce GHG and air emissions.

Saipem Energy Manager is continuouslyinterfacing with other ENI Energy Managers and

cooperates with them in defining commonobjectives and strategies.


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Of course, for reducing energy consumptions we have to monitor them(as electricity and fuel) in order to identify critical areas and promoteeffective initiatives for reduction.

For this reason Corporate QHSEDepartment requires aperiodical reliablereliable and traceabletraceabledata reporting.

Note: This shall be carried out by usingdata as detailed in bills.

Corporate QHSE DepartmentCorporate QHSE Department will start an identification andassessment of all energy saving initiativesenergy saving initiatives ongoing in differentsites or projects, in order to support and promote them,meeting the objective of sharing experiences and bestpractices.

ENERGY CONSUMPTIONS REPORTING


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The core message in the first poster is each one of us, with verysmall efforts in changing lifestyle and completely free, can makea difference adopting a responsible behaviour.

YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Each people working for Saipem shall be aware that he may play animportant role in the overall consumptions balance and some easyactions shall be performed for a reasonable use of energy.

Each one of us in the everyday life uses electronic devices, or drivevehicles or move equipment in different sites.

Each one of us has the duty to switch off when stops working.


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TIPS FOR AN ENERGYTIPS FOR AN ENERGY--CONSCIOUS BEHAVIOURCONSCIOUS BEHAVIOUR33


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Don't leave lights on when no one is in the office.If you are going to be out for a while, even duringlunch time, switch off the light.

SWITCH OFF UNNECESSARY LIGHTS

TIPS FOR AN ENERGY-CONSCIOUS BEHAVIOUR

USE LIGHT MORE EFFICIENTLY

If you have the possibility, improveyour workstation position, you canuse more and better the natural lightthan the electrical one.


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EveryEvery piece ofpiece ofequipmentequipment in the officein the office shallshall bebe switchedswitched off atoff at

night.night.

TURN OFF OFFICE EQUIPMENT

Turn off PCs, monitors, printers, scanners, and copiers every night and when not

being used. Set the standby mode for all printers and copies for saving energyduring inactive periods.


Unplug notebooks chargers when not in use.Apart from energy saving purposes, the battery will last more.


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Activate the switchswitch offoff modemode foryour monitor after few minutes (2 or 3

is suggested).

AvoidAvoid usingusing screenscreen saverssavers,,

theythey areare notnot energyenergy saverssavers..Your screen saver does not put yourcomputer into sleep mode and usesenergy when it's on.

For energy savings and convenience,consider turning off:

the monitorthe monitor ififyouyou areare notnot goinggoing

toto useuse youryour PCPC forfor moremore thanthan 22

hourshours

bothboth the CPU and monitorthe CPU and monitor ifif

youyou're're notnot goinggoing toto useuse youryour PCPC

forfor moremore thanthan halfhalfa day.a day.



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Energy can easily be savedEnergy can easily be saved byby adoptingadopting easyeasy technicaltechnical andand

operationaloperational improvementsimprovements..

Replace incandescent light bulbs with compact fluorescent light (CFL)bulbs.

Fluorescent lamps can give the same amount of light as incandescent bulbs, lower

power consumption (to 80%) and much longer lifetime (5 to 15 times). Eventhough the purchase price of an integrated CFL is typically 3 to 10 times greaterthan that of an equivalent incandescent lamp, the extended lifetime and lowerenergy use will compensate for the higher initial cost.

When LEDs replace incandescent bulbs,there is also the added advantage of

reducing Air Conditioning requirements inthe summer.

If you think to renew offices or similar facilities, evaluate to replace neonor other kinds of lamps with LED lamps.

LED lamps last till 20 years, produce natural, uniform and no-flickering light.



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Install motion detectorsmotion detectors or dimmers to control lighting infrequently unoccupied areas, such as meeting rooms orrestrooms.

Evaluate to install NightWatchingNightWatching softwaresoftware to shut down

automatically electronic equipment at a set time and restart themin the morning.This system securely, remotely and centrally powers down PCs, ensuringthat current work and data are kept safe.


SwitchSwitch toto greengreen energyenergy

Energy providers may obtain a portion of their energy from renewablesources and this can be sold as green energy. Buying under your

regular providers green tariff is a small step in the right direction.


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HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning) IMPROVEMENT TIPS

Install a thermostat in order to regulate and keep under controltemperature values.The more comfortable temperature is 20C in the winter and 26C inthe summer. It is realistic to foresee an increased consumption of 7-

8% for each degree more or less than the above values.

Consider replacing old HVAC systems with new, energy-efficient systems.

Reduce HVAC operating hours as applicable.

Eliminate HVAC usage in vestibules and unoccupied space.

Keep doors closed when air conditioning is running.

Install time clocks or programmable thermostats to turn off systems when the

building is unoccupied.

Perform scheduled maintenance or units including cleaning condenser coils,replacing air filters regularly, tightening and replacing belts, and checking ducts

and pipe insulation for damage.

Consider to improve the insulation of the building!


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TIPS FOR ENERGYTIPS FOR ENERGY--CONSCIOUS INVESTMENTSCONSCIOUS INVESTMENTS

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ENERGY SAVING DURING OPERATIONALENERGY SAVING DURING OPERATIONAL

ACTIVITIESACTIVITIES

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ENERGY SAVING DURING OPERATIONAL


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The major sources of energy and fuelconspumptions are the following:

Equipment & engines (e.g.excavators, cranes, fork lifts, etc)

Power generators

Vehicles for transporting

personnel and materials



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Vehicles, equipment, and engines shall not be left idling whenVehicles, equipment, and engines shall not be left idling whennot in use for long periodnot in use for long period

The reduction of idling provides benefits (besidesenvironmental, as reduction of air emissions) in

terms of reduced fuel consumption and engine wearand consequently it is effective for saving money.

Idling control technologies use may be preferredwhere economical.

Technologies are available which automatically shutthe engine off after a preset time.

In addition, collective vehicles should be preferred for transportation of personnel

(buses, minibuses), especially at peak, in order to optimize fuel consumptions andimpact in a lower way on the existent traffic.

OffOff--sitesite mobilizationmobilization activitiesactivities shallshall bebe plannedplanned andand routesroutes

selectedselected inin orderorder toto minimizeminimize transfer timetransfer time

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Evaluate to substitute diesel generators togenerate electricity.

Prefer network connection or alternativesolutions, as photovoltaic panels

installation on roofs, where convenient.A feasibility study may be easily carried out toevaluate convenience.

Especially in desert and sunny areas it is highly recommended to installphotovoltaic panels to generate electricity for domestic uses (e.g. for offices,accommodation camps).

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PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELSINSTALLED ON PARKING LOTSROOFS FANO HUB (ITALY)

CASE STUDY

In Fano Hub the project of installation of photovoltaic solar panels on theparking lots roof has been completed in 2009.The total covered area (4 roofs) is about 2800 m2. The area covered by

photovoltaic panels is about 2600 m

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.The production of electric energy is about 300.000 kWh.

The project aims at reducing the electric energy request,reducing furtherly CO2 emissions.

On the basis of the produced electric energy it is possible to estimatethe amount of CO2 reduction as follows:


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The more people doThe more people do thesethese actionsactions,,

the morethe more wewe cancan bebe effectiveeffective

inin protectprotect ourour futurefuture

Reference person: Chiara PetrellaCorporate Environmental [email protected]

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