Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions intensity index, 18% less than in 2022
Of employees have variable remuneration linked to water and climate change KPIs
Environmental fines or penalties in our operations
Barrels of crude oil spilled per million barrels produced
Less water consumption than in 2022
Of operating blocks with the potential to generate biodiversity impacts have ongoing management plans
Trees planted/donated in Colombia
Environmental investment
Internal carbon price for climate impact analysis
Hectares restores
Energy intensity index, 22% lower than 2022
Together with the Orinoquia Biodiversa Foundation (FOB) and local authorities, we identified and characterized the biodiversity associated with different ecosystems in our areas of operation in Casanare. These studies contribute significantly to increasing and accessing information on biological diversity, and to decision-making on the recovery and sustainable use of the region’s natural resources.
Our environmental investment projects in Colombia include the identification, purchase and donation of protected areas. They include the La Esmeralda Nature Preserve, classified as a perpetual conservation area due to its unique animal and plant life, and the Chingaza National Natural Park, an area of great biodiversity, particularly vulnerable due to private sector agriculture, livestock, hunting and the extraction of high value timber. The recovery of these areas is strategic for biological connectivity between ecosystems in areas of high environmental importance.
The Biodiversity and Development for Putumayo program is an initiative created in 2017 by ANDI (the National Business Association of Colombia) that focuses on integrating biodiversity into private sector operations, promoting the exchange of experiences and helping to improve the private sector’s environmental performance. GeoPark participates in the Biodiversity and Development for Putumayo program through its La Nueva Amerisur subsidiary, in association with National Natural Parks (PNN), the Alexandre Von Humboldt Institute, Corpoamazonia, the SINCHI Institute and the Biodiversity Information System.
