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Published annual ESG reports

The company says it has published an annual ESG report every year since 2021. ESG means environmental, social, and governance topics, which cover things like pollution, worker issues, and how a company is run. The reports are described as summaries of the company’s work in these areas. This shows that the company has started to report on sustainability-related topics in a regular way, although the material provided does not include the reports themselves or any independent review of their contents.

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Shared impact assessments

The company has submitted environmental and social impact assessments, often called ESIAs, for its pipeline projects in Greece and Italy. An ESIA is a study that looks at possible effects on nature, heritage, and local communities before a project moves ahead. The material says the goal was to assess and reduce possible environmental, cultural, and social impacts. This is a standard part of large infrastructure planning and shows that the company has documented some of the risks linked to its work.

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Disclosed management systems

The company says it has disclosed its environmental, social, health, and safety management system, even though this is not legally required in the host countries. It says this was done to show compliance and keep stakeholders informed. In plain terms, a management system is the set of rules and processes a company uses to handle risks and day-to-day controls. This suggests the company has made some effort to explain how it manages ESG issues, but the material does not show how strong that system is in practice.

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Published public consultations

The company says it publishes ongoing and past public consultations as part of its transparency work. Public consultations are periods when people and organisations can review plans and share feedback before decisions are final. For a major infrastructure project, this can matter because local communities may be affected by construction, land use, or transport changes. The material confirms that consultations are being shared publicly, but it does not show how much feedback was received or how it changed the project.

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