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Key performance indicators

Compared to 2019, the number of accidents involving employees increased slightly from 2 to 3, while those involving contractors more t han halved from 5 to 2, 1 of which, regrettably, resulted in death. Snam’s 2020 Scope 1 emissions amount to approximately 1.27 million tonnes of CO2eq, a reduction of -5% compared to 2019. The reduction in direct emissions is mainly attributable to initiatives to reduce natural gas emissions implemented in the reference period, which demonstrates the effectiveness of the decarbonisation strategies adopted by Snam over time.

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Indicator

GRI Standard

Measure­ment unit

2018

2019

2020

Employee accident frequency index

403-9
403-10

Accidents per
106 hours worked

0.84

0.41

0.59

Contractor accident frequency index

0.41

0.71

0.25

Severity rate for employee accidents (a)

Work days
lost per
103 hours worked

0.02

0.03

0.01

Severity rates for contractor accidents (a)

0.03

0.07

0.93

Employee accidents (of which with serious consequences) (b)

no.

4

2

3 (0)

Of which fatal

0

0

0

Of which due to a traffic accident

2

0

0

Of which due to a professional accident (maintenance, inspection, checks)

1

1

2

of which due to a general accident (slipping, collisions, tripping)

1

1

1

Contractor accidents (of which with serious consequences) (b)

 

 

3

5

2 (0)

Of which fatal

0

0

1

Hours worked by employees

/

/

5,089,955

Hours worked by contractors

/

/

8,140,212

Recognised cases of professional illnesses for employees (b)

0

0

0

Employee absenteeism (c)

 

%

4.6

4.5

5.9

Women

4.8

5.1

3.6

Men

4.6

4.4

6.2

Emissions of CO2eq – Scope 1 (d)

305-1

103 tCO2eq

1,497

1,347

1,274

CO2eq emissions – Scope 2 – Market based

32

32

31

CO2eq emissions – Scope 2 – Location based

34

38

39

Energy consumption

302-1

TJ

13,281.0

12,152.2

12,154.4

Of which natural gas

12,801.4

11,627.9

11,597.5

Of which diesel

91.0

82.6

69.5

of which petrol

2.8

3.9

10.3

Of which LPG

0.4

0.4

0.4

of which electricity (e)

376.9

422.6

463.5

of which thermal energy

8.5

14.8

13.4

green energy consumed

139

186

226

Health and safety training

404-1

hours

 

 

 

Hours provided

25,219

20,291

8,154

Equity investments

4,515

2,916

1,437

Environmental visits and surveys

403-3

no.

 

 

 

Medical visits

1,350

1,984

2,109

of which regular

1,061

1,747

1,649

Environmental surveys

247

243

212

Protecting the environment and biodiversity

304-1

km of network

 

 

 

Environmental restoration

227

63

98

New afforestation (f)

21

8

16

Horticultural initiatives

74

73

65

Environmental monitoring

445

747

1,094

Transportation network within Natura 2000 sites (g)

km

1.4

3.7

34.6

(a)

Number of working days lost (calendar days) due to accidents at work resulting in absence of at least one day per thousand hours worked. Data is calculated by including the contribution of fatal accidents, for each of which 7,500 days of absence were considered.

(b)

Work-related accident leading to an injury from which the worker cannot recover, does not recover or cannot realistically be expected to recover fully and return to his pre-accident state of health within 6 months (excludes fatal accidents).

(c)

For the purposes of calculating the employee absenteeism rate, all hours worked (paid and unpaid) were excluded, excluding holidays and recoveries. The absenteeism rate does not include Executives and mandatory or voluntary maternity leave.

(d)

The emissions of CO2eq were consolidated according to the operational control approach. The GHG gases included in the calculation are CO2 and CH4 and the emissions are calculated with a GWP of methane equal to 28, as indicated in the scientific study by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) “Fifth Assessment Report IPCC”.

(e)

The percentage of electricity produced from renewable sources and consumed by the Group depends on the individual national electricity mixes. For Italy, self-consumption of electricity from renewable sources also takes place.

(f)

New afforestation area 285,722 m2 (157,500 m2 in 2019).

(g)

Natura 2000 sites are special protection areas/sites of Community interest. The indicator denotes the km of lines laid in these sites in the year. For 2020, the Natura 2000 sites subject to infrastructure construction involved the following regions: Piedmont, Veneto, Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany, San Marino, Apulia and Sicily.
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