The EnLink team operates with our Core Values as a guide: Safety, Integrity, People, Innovation, and Excellence. Our GoalZERO environmental, health, and safety program focuses on the safety of our employees and the health of the environment, and we utilize a robust Operational Excellence program to enhance our business processes. In short, we are committed to operating safely, responsibly, and reliably.
2023 Responsible Operations Achievements
- Achieved goal to reduce our scope 1 methane emissions intensity by 30% compared to our 2020 baseline; this goal was achieved one year ahead of schedule.
- Commenced operations on a carbon capture project with BKV Corp. at EnLink’s Bridgeport Plant in North Texas, which is expected to achieve an average sequestration rate of up to 210,000 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO₂) per year, putting EnLink and BKV among the first energy companies in the nation to have commercial carbon capture and sequestration operations.
- Achieved a Preventable Vehicle Accident Rate¹ of 1.08, the lowest in EnLink history and 16% lower than the average among our industry peers in the GPA Midstream Division 1.
- Achieved a Total Recordable Incident Rate² of 0.57, which was 16% lower than the GPA Midstream Division 1³ average of 0.69.
- Improved contractor safety through increased engagement, resulting in a contractor recordable injury rate of 0.58, the lowest in EnLink history.
- Received the 2023 Chemical Transportation Safety Pinnacle Award from Union Pacific.
- Participated in over 80 pipeline safety public awareness meetings for the general public, public officials, and first responders in the communities where we operate.
- Completed approximately $101 million in equipment reuse and refurbishing initiatives.
- EnLink calculates PVAR by multiplying the number of preventable vehicle accidents by 1,000,000 drive-miles and dividing by the total actual miles driven by EnLink employees. A preventable vehicle accident is an automobile accident (whether or not involving a third party) in which the driver of a company vehicle is at-fault or did not operate the vehicle in a safe manner which led to the accident.
- EnLink calculates TRIR by multiplying the number of recordable injuries by 200,000 work hours and dividing by EnLink's total actual work hours.
- The GPA Midstream Association classifies companies that complete 1 million or more midstream operational workhours in one year as Division I.
More in the "Responsible Operations" section:
- Energy Use and Emissions
- Carbon Solutions
- Environmental Performance and Stewardship
- GoalZERO Safety
- Emergency Preparedness
- Asset Integrity Management
- Operational Excellence
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