Reports & Performance Metrics
When we began reporting in 2014, we did so because we believed it was the right thing to do. We believe that it still is.
As the sustainability reporting landscape continues to evolve, there is uncertainty about the expectations for communicating our sustainability-focused activities.
Nonetheless, we continue to agree with the principle that claims made publicly by companies, governments and any other entities should be backed up by data and facts. Our investors and other stakeholders are also still telling us that it’s important that we continue to communicate how we are addressing the risks and opportunities associated with the energy transition and climate change in particular.
We encourage you to explore our reports to learn more about how are continuing to both identify the standards and methodologies we are using, and explain our beliefs about the future, particularly the energy transition, while avoiding speculation about elements of that transition that are not yet known.
If you have any questions or suggestions, please email us at sustainability@vermilionenergy.com.
2024 Full Sustainability Report
ISO 14001 Certification
Emissions 2024 GHG Data Verification
2024 Climate (TCFD) Report
2023 CDP Water Security
2023 CDP Climate Change
For information, contact sustainability@vermilionenergy.com
Performance Metrics
Our performance metrics are updated annually to demonstrate our progress towards targets and goals.
- Safety
- Environment
- People
- Communities
- Governance
- Economic Impact
Updated: July 2024
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Updated: July 2024
For information or suggestions, contact: sustainability@vermilionenergy.com.
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