We continue to work to reduce our impact on the environment, to engage with our neighbours in the communities where we operate and to generate jobs and business opportunities for local economies. This section provides data on our safety, economic, environmental and social performance in 2014.
In 2014, we achieved our lowest ever number of injuries per million working hours – the total recordable case frequency (TRCF).
Our income in 2014 was $14.7 billion and we returned $11.8 billion to our shareholders through dividends.
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We apply a staged project development process which covers six phases: identify and assess; select; define; execute; operate; and decommission and restore.
We improved our environmental performance in most areas and have a series of projects underway to reduce our flaring.
We respectfully engage with relevant parties, evaluate impacts, plan mitigation strategies and find opportunities to support communities, such as helping to build local economies through the creation of jobs and business opportunities.
Data for the past 10 years, including flaring, ozone-depleting emissions and waste disposal.
Data for the past 10 years, including gender diversity, integrity and social investment.
Independent opinion on Shell's 2014 Sustainability Report.
We use a thorough process to select content for our reporting based on information from external and internal sources.
There are inherent limitations to the accuracy of environmental and social data. We recognise that our environmental and social data will be affected by these limitations and continue to improve the integrity of our data by strengthening our internal controls.
