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GENERAL PRESENTATION updated at July 2013
Strongoli’s Power Plant Crotone’s Power Plant
Slide 2
Slide 3
Index
Our team
Mission & Values
Company
Energy
Technology
Fuel
Human Resources
Management Integrated System
Quality
Environment
Safety
Social Responsibility
Ethics
Security Management
Economic & industrial highlights
Information System
Network roles
Press
PAST EXPERIENCE
Company Position
Tofan Group (Romania) - automotive Managing Director
YarNea (Romania) - textile General Manager
FibrexNylon (Romania) - chemical General Manager
Graziano Trasm. (Italia) - mechanics Business Development Manager
A.M.P. (U.S.A.) - electrical Logistics Manager
Breed (U.S.A.) - automotive Logistics Manager
Valeo (France) - automotive Purchasing Manager
Webasto (Germania) - automotive Buyer
G.F.T. (Italia) - textile Production control Manager
Unicem (Italia) - cement Industrial Controller in U.S.A.
EDUCATION - Nuclear Engineer
FOREIGN LANGUAGES - English, French, Romanian
ASSOCIATIVE CHARGES
From 2007 – President of the Section “Environment & Energy” of Confindustria Crotone
PERSONAL – Year of birth: 1963
SPECIFIC SKILLS - Company turnaround, restructurings, start-up projects
Our team
Guido CASTELLUCCIO
General Manager
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Francesco
CARDAMONE Strongoli & Crotone
Plants Manager Date of hire: January 2001
PAST ESPERIENCE
Company Position Dates
BGM (Brindisi) Start Up & Commiss. Resp. 1998 - 2000
Foxboro (Ravenna) Start Up & Commiss. Resp. 1997 - 1998
Nuovo Pignone G.E. (Algeria) Start Up & Commiss. Resp. 1995 - 1997
EDUCATION - Technician (Advanced Technical Institute, Rossano)
FOREIGN LANGUAGES – English, French
PERSONAL – Year of birth: 1970
SPECIFIC SKILLS – Industrial sites management, with complex and integrated processes
Slide 5
Our team
PAST ESPERIENCE
Company Position Dates
ERG Power & Gas Planning Resp. 2005 – 2008
ISAB Energy Production Planning 2003 – 2005
ISAB Energy Contracts Management 2001 – 2003
EDUCATION - Engineer (Electrical Engineering College, Ateneo of Palermo)
FOREIGN LANGUAGES – English
PERSONAL – Year of birth: 1975
SPECIFIC SKILLS – Technological knowledge and electrical market management
Dario SCANCARELLO
Energy Manager
Date of hire: July 2008
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Vincenzo MANTELLA
Fuel Purchases Manager
Date of hire: July 2008
PAST ESPERIENCE
Company Position Dates
Eurococco Buyer 2007-2008
Europellets Business Developer 2006-2007
EDUCATION - Engineer (Management Engineering College, UNICAL)
FOREIGN LANGUAGES – English
PERSONAL – Year of birth: 1979
SPECIFIC SKILLS – Management of Purchases Supply Chain in biomass market
Our team
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The production of energy from the recovery of vegetal waste and other
renewable sources from eco-sustainable industrial and agricultural
processes.
The energetic conversion process tends always to use the best technological
competences in order to assure the best plant efficiency, fully and
unconditionally respecting all the rigid legislation for the environmental
protection and for the employees safety.
Our business model is based on the Company integration in the local
economical and social system, for developing industrial and cultural
synergies for the benefit of all stakeholders (shareholders, employees,
suppliers, territory).
Mission
Values
Slide 8
there is no industrial development
without environment care
respect for our employees through our
Health & Safety conditions at work
eco-sustainable development through
fully renewable energy resources
the partnership with suppliers guarantees
competitive industrial conditions
Slide 9
Values
the best technology to
optimize plant performances
there is no development without
attention to social issues
ethics are at the center of
any Company decision
integration of supply chain
throughout the local area
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Values
ongoing training for our employees
in an international context
individual involvement for
the continuous improvement
orientation towards an
eco-sustainable result
strategic thinking for new solutions
to tomorrow’s needs
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Company’s history
1997 Foundation
2001 Production start at Crotone’s power plant
2003 Production start at Strongoli’s power plant
2008 Important increase of the biomass purchases from the domestic market
11 / 2008 TUO Group & Equinox become shareholders of Biomasse Italia, buying Bioenergie SpA (direct
shareholder of Biomasse Italia)
09 / 2009 Shutdown of the 1st Line of Crotone’s power plant at the end of CIP6 incentives period
01 / 2010 Total shutdown of Crotone’s power plant
01 / 2011 Start-up of the photovoltaic power plant of 1,24 MWe at Strongoli
10 / 2011 Shutdown of Strongoli’s power plant at the end of CIP6 incentives period
11 / 2011 Spin-off of Crotone’s power plant from Biomasse Italia, setting up the New-Co Biomasse Crotone (the
same shareholders and management)
05 / 2012 Strongoli’s power plant re-starts production after the technological revamping
10 / 2012 Crotone’s power plant re-starts production after the technological revamping
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2005 ISO 14001 certification (Environmental Management System)
2007 Presidency of the Energy section in Confindustria Crotone
2007 Member of the Steering Committee for the energy sector in Confindustria
10 / 2007 Environmental Business Award
11 / 2008 ISO 9001 certification (Quality Management System)
02 / 2009 OHSAS 18001 certification (Safety Management System)
05 / 2009 Certificate of Excellence
05 / 2009 Legality Protocol
06 / 2009 SA8000 certification (Social Responsibility)
05 / 2011 Renewal of Quality, Environmental and Safety Certifications (Integrated audit)
05 / 2011 Member of the Executive Committee of APER
03 / 2012 Surveillance audit of the Integrated Management System (Quality, Environmental and Safety) for
Biomasse Italia and the certification’s extension to Biomasse Crotone
09 / 2012 Renewal of the Social Responsibility Certification for Biomasse Italia and its extension to Biomasse
Crotone
Other relevant dates
Slide 13
api nòva energia is a company that belongs to the api Group, which in Italy is a leader
in the petroleum field whose mission is to lead, with a unique direction and continuity,
the management and the development of the electrical and gas business of the Group.
In the last few years api, through api nova energia, has launched an energetic
differentiation process, with the planning and carrying out important projects for the
production of electrical energy, in particular from renewable sources such as eolic,
fotovoltaic and biomass, as well as for the development of innovative Plants for the
re-gasification of liquefied natural gases (LNG) and for the production of bio-fuel.
Company’s shareholders
Bioenergie, through its controlled (SMB) or participated company (Biomasse Italia), is
the greater Italian operator in production of energy from virgin biomass with 80
MWh installed and a yearly production of 650 GWh, boasting a many years’ experience
in the management of such plants. The respect of the safety and environmental
rules, of a rigorous ethical code, and the integration of its own production sites in
the economic and social context of the local territory are essential pre-requirements
in the management of the business. Moreover, Bioenergie is active in the development
of numerous new projects for the energy production from biomasses, biogas and
aeolian systems.
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• Biomasse Italia - founded in 1997, currently manages the biomass power plant in Strongoli
(KR) and assures to Biomasse Crotone all general services;
• Biomasse Crotone – founded in 2011 to manage the biomass power plant in the industrial
area of Crotone;
• productive structure: two biomass power plants located at Crotone and Strongoli (KR) and
one photovoltaic power plant at Strongoli;
• the total capacity of 73 MWe makes Biomasse Italia and Biomasse Crotone one of the biggest
European Companies in the field of electricity production from the combustion of biomass;
• yearly production of almost 600 GWh (at full running);
• about 700.000 tons of biomass used (at full running).
Main data
Company
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Technology
Human Resources
Fuel
Finance
Energy
Management
Integrated
System
Continuous
Improvement
Functional groups
Fuel
Slide 16
Relations with traders on power market: Contracts management (currently Axpo Italia S.p.A.)
Planning of the plants’ production
• Interface with technical functions
• Changes management
Energy
Relations with TERNA Acknowledge and respect of Network Code:
• Network connection
• Exercise
• Dispatching
• Measure
PUR Management (Production Unit Register):
• Statically
• Dynamically (for plants enabled to MSD)
Plants’ statistic data management:
• Produced energy
• Fuels
Relations with GSE Operative management of the Green Certificates
• Computation and data transmission
• Emission
• Property Account Management
Slide 17
Commercial strategies Defining of the electricity’s sell strategy:
Electricity’s stock market
Bilateral contracts
Negotiation and management of electricity contracts
Acquisition of needs
Surplus selling
Acknowledge of green certificates’ market
Energy
Lobby Presence finalized to the protection of the Company’s interests in:
• Confindustria
• Aper
• Itabia
• CTI
Support for the preparation of Position Paper of the specific towards
Ministries (MSE, MIPAF, MATTM)
Collaboration with reference entities in the energy sector (ex. AIEE)
Insurances management
Knowledge of the insurance market
Dealing insurance coverage with brokers
and Companies of primary importance
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• production capacity of 46 MWe
• 360 GWh produced yearly
• production start: 2003
• partial revamping: October 2011 – May 2012
• technology
two circulating fluidized bed combustors (CFB)
one steam turbine (condensation type) connected to a generator
one water cooled condenser
• raw materials: biomass made of wood chips derived from forest maintenance and
agri-food residuals coming from local and foreign markets, olive cake, PKS (palm
kernel shells)
• yearly biomass consumption: 400.000 Tons
Strongoli plant
characteristics
Strongoli
CFB Boiler
Maximal operative conditions for steam Q = 89 ton/h T = 522°C P = 95 bar MCR Q= 81 ton/h
Silos
Biomass open storage
CO NOx O2 PLV SO2 COT HCl T=140°C
CO NOx O2 PLV SO2 COT HCl T=140°C
Bag Filter
Bag Filter
Dry absorption system
Dry absorption system
10.000 m3 10.000 m3
Silos bypass
Deareator
Feed water pump
Feed water pump
Steam Turbine 3000 G/m Q = 172 ton/h T = 520 °C P = 93 bar
Cooling Tower Q = 8000 mc/h T = 35 °C T=10°C
Water cooled condenser
Electric Generator 62 MVA
National Grid 150 KV Slide 19
Maximal operative conditions for steam Q = 89 ton/h T = 522°C P = 95 bar MCR Q= 81 ton/h
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Strongoli’s map
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Crotone plant
characteristics
• production capacity of 27 MWe
• 220 GWh produced yearly
• production start: 2001
• total revamping: January 2010 – October 2012
• technology:
two Standardkessel boilers: air cooled step grate
one steam turbine
one water air cooled condensers
• raw materials: biomass made of wood chips derived from forest maintenance and
agri-food residuals coming from local and foreign markets, olive cake
• yearly biomass consumption: 300.000 Tons
Crotone
Steam Q = 56,5 ton/h T = 522°C P = 90 bar
Biomass open storage
CO NOx O2 PLV SO2 COT HCl T=140°C
CO NOx O2 PLV SO2 COT HCl T=140°C
Electrostatic precipitator
Electrostatic precipitator
Deareator
Feed water pump
Feed water pump
Steam Turbine 4500 G/m Q = 112 ton/h T = 520 °C P = 89 bar
Cooling Tower Q = 6000 mc/h T = 35 °C T=10°C
Water cooled condenser
Electric Generator 40 MVA
National Grid 150 KV
Steam Q = 56,5 ton/h T = 522°C P = 90 bar
Dry absorption system
Dry absorption system
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Crotone’s map
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Fuel
The main raw materials:
wood biomass like chips;
exhausted olive residues;
palm kernel shells (PKS);
other virgin biomass of agro-forest industry.
New raw materials from the local chain – biomass coming from:
forestry maintenance;
waste products from processing in sawmill;
public gardens green pruning;
residuals from various agricultural activities.
Wood chips
Supply markets %
Local market 85
Outside market (using the port of Crotone) 15
PKS
Crotone port
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The traceability of biomass supply represents in almost all the countries a mandatory condition
in order to have access of the incentive systems.
Biomasse Italia has chosen to design, to implement and to use a specific system in order to
manage the traceability of the purchased biomass (named BSCC – Biomass Supply Chain Control
System).
The implementation of this system allows to trace for every supplier, in different ways, all
types of biomass (including the biomass from short rotation forestry) and takes into
consideration the supply typology differences.
The instrument was presented to the Award for Sustainable Development 2012, which reported
our Company on the top 10 companies in the category: Innovative products and services for the
effectiveness of the environmental performance, innovative content, results and diffusion
possibilities.
Biomass supply traceability
Slide 26
Characteristic of BSCC:
• Use of a recursive algorithm which allows the reconstruction of the chain collection system;
• Availability of user friendly instruments in order to facilitate and make reliable the data
transmission;
• It provides instructions and modality to trace the biomass;
• It verifies the data accuracy and the completeness of the documents annexed by the internal
staff;
• It obliges to insert complete and exhaustive information, accompanied by all necessary
documentation;
• It obliges to subscription of self-certifications;
• The inserted contents are validated only if all the requests are satisfied;
• The Company assures the biomass traceability by documents acquired from suppliers and
managed by computers.
Opportunities:
• The impact on the Traceability Control Authority: possibility to integrate the traceability
internal system with the control system of the National Authority;
• An accurate control over all aspects of traceability, and consequently the reduction of risks
arising from other authorities’ inspections
BSCC – characteristics
and opportunities
Slide 27
• 62 persons at Strongoli (KR) and Crotone;
• university graduated personnel – about 30%; high school diplomas – about 65%;
• for its international vocation, the Company offers stimulating professional opportunities to
personnel with a high growth potential;
• typology of the assumptions: engineers, maintenance personnel, IT experts, economists,
technicians.
Human Resources
Employees
• we present our training opportunities to all the students who are interested and organize
dedicated visits of the Company;
• planned collaborations in the research field with various Departments of the University
according to Company’s needs.
Collaboration with the University of Calabria
Slide 28
Management
organizational model
INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
ACTION PLAN FORECAST short
BUDGET middle
BUSINESS PLAN long
STAKEHOLDERS’ INPUT
VALUES’ SYSTEM
COMPANY MISSION
TOP MANAGEMENT STATEMENT
FUNCTIONAL STRATEGY GUIDELINES
FUNCTIONAL TARGETS
FUNCTIONAL STRATEGIES
CORPORATE
COMMUNICATIONS
HUMAN
RESOURCES
TECHNOLOGICAL
PRODUCTION FUEL
Rapporto di Sostenibilità
- Energia qui
TERRITORY
Qualinet
BLUELAB
PORTAL
MIS
GPS
Partnership
integration supply
chain fuel
Technological
innovation STAKEHOLDERS’ SATISFACTION
MANAGEMENT
CONTROL
SYSTEM
Messages to stakeholders
SERVICES
ASR – MIS –
SIND. AGR.
SOCIAL VALUES COMPANY VALUES
ENERGY
ETHICS
D.Lgs. 231
SAFETY
OHSAS
18001
RISK
MNG
ENVIRONMENT
ISO 14001
QUALITY
ISO 9001 MNG
CSR
SA 8000
TECHNOLOGICAL
INNOVATION
PRIVACY
D.Lgs. 196
GENERAL
MANAGEMENT
Technical Services
Crotone Production
Strongoli Production
TECHNOLOGY
FUEL Planning
Control
Adm. &
Finance
Legal
FINANCE
HUMAN
RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT
INTEGRATED
SYSTEM
Risk Management
CSR Ethics
Environment Quality
Quality Control
Fuel Purchases
Slide 29
Innovation
Management
Safety Privacy
ENERGY
IT
Organisational map
of the functional groups
Non Fuel
Purchases
Plant
services
Comm. &
Image
Management process control
Slide 30
• we invests constantly in training our personnel and the future potential components of the team, making use also
of foreign professionals and specialists;
• BlueLab is a training programme which involves theoretical instruction, practical training, interaction with
external professionals, internal free interaction and a structured evaluation of the differences between required
competence and acquired skills;
• the training is concentrated on technical competences (environmental and safety rules and related legislative
frames, process analysis and improvement structural plans, risk management, economical – financial analyses,
methods of quality control, ethics and social responsibility, planning methods, specialist technical matters, plant
maintenance) and on business administration (team working, creativity & innovation, change management,
communication in Company, strategic thinking, foreign language courses);
• our consultants team includes specialists in the following fields: environment, security, technology, legal,
finance, territorial integration of industrial projects, informatics, business analysis and control,
communication & image, social responsibility.
Training programme
Human Resources
Training courses
organized in 2012
Number of
courses
Total number
of hours
Total number of
training hours paid
Number of
trained persons
Technical competences 20 418 5.038 36
Business administration 11 79 392 61
Training for safety 9 58 1.250 61
BlueLab System
PREPARATION PERFORMING CONTROL
PARTICIPANT’S
EVALUATION FORM
PARTICIPANT’S
EVALUATION
RESPONSIBILITIES
MAP JOBS MAP
COMPETENCES GAP
TRAINING ON JOB
EVALUATION
INTERVIEW
TRAINING’S
EVALUATION
INDIVIDUAL
TRAINING PLAN
TRAINING OF
TRAINERS
OTHER
EDUCATIONAL
SUPPORTS
PARTICIPANT’S
MANUAL
TRAINER’S
FORMATORE
TRAINERS
EXTERNAL INTERNAL FOLLOW UP
ON THE JOB
TRAINING NEEDS KNOW-HOW
TRANSMISSION FEED-BACK
TRAINING OFFER
CATALOG
ON THE JOB
Slide 31
Human Resources
Slide 32
Level
“0”
Global System
Manual
Level “4”
Documents
Level “3”
Operative procedures and instructions
Level “2”
Integrated Organization’s Manual
(Qualinet)
Level “1”
Specific Management
Manuals
Mission and
basic overviews
Regulated
bodies’ manual
Rules of organizational
integration and
alignment, preserving the
specializations of process
Prescriptive,
operative, working and
registration documents
Management
Integrated System
Company’s overview and organizational documented structure
Slide 33
Essential aspects of Qualinet
The manual is articulated on three logical levels:
1) PROCESSES level with the Processes Platform
2) REQUIREMENTS level with Requirements List
3) COMPORTMENTS level
in Logigrams and in Matrices
+ DOCUMENTS, DATA
Every level is developed with the graphical approach, which includes the essential information for the functioning of the model. The graphical layout facilitates the understanding, avoiding the use of many words.
Management
Integrated System
MANAGEMENT
INTEGRATED
SYSTEM
CSR Ethics
Risk
Management
Quality
Innovation
Management
Safety
Environment
Privacy
Slide 34
Management
Integrated System
Management
process
control
Slide 35
M.I.S. - Quality
Quality Office
Corrective
actions
Audit
Integration with
other business
management
systems
Training and
information
External
Consultancy
Internal audit
Certification
audit
Operative
Control
Planning process of the Quality
Management System according to
the European regulation
UNI EN ISO 9001
Targets
Comportments
Processes
Requirements
Quality
Management
System
QUALINET
Slide 36
Environment office
Corrective
actions
Third party
audit Certified
environmental
management
system
Audit
Integration with
other business
management
systems
Training and
information
External
Consultancy Operative
procedures
Internal audit Certification
audit
Operative
control
Planning process of the
environmental management system
according to D. Lgs. 152/06 and to
the European regulation
UNI EN ISO 14001
Targets
M.I.S. - Environment
Our Environmental Policy includes the following commitments: to respect the law, to
prevent pollution, to formulate objectives to improve, to adopt the best technological
processes and to develop the training.
Slide 37
Prevention and
protection service
Emergency
operators team Qualified doctor External
consultancies
National regulation
Integration with
other business
management
systems
Training and
information
Internal audit
Implementation of a
Management System
according to OHSAS
18001 Work Safety Management
according to D.Lgs. 81/08
and OHSAS 18001
M.I.S. - Safety
the safety at work represents a critical dimension on which
the commitment and the “organisational quality” of the
Company are measured; it is perceived like a necessity and it
is based on preventive action.
Social Responsibility
Management System according to
the standard SA8000
CSR Office
Integration with
other business
management
systems
Slide 38
External
consultancy
Sustainability
Report Economic asset Table for
Sustainable Local
Development Human asset
Energetic
District of
Crotone
Natural asset
Social asset Participation to
territorial
initiatives
Technical Table for
Development of
Strongoli
Network
development Training
Territorial
assets
Company
citizenship
M.I.S. – Social Responsibility
Slide 39
• we integrate our business within the territory to promote local and regional development;
• we give priority to the local workforce in order to improve the local industrial system;
• we care about professional training for young people, whether they are our employees or
potential components of the Company’s team;
• a variety of local, national and international professionals collaborate constantly with the
Company in the high profile activities;
• we select talented young people from Universities and Professional Schools;;
• induced employment: some hundreds of workplaces in forestry Companies, port downloading
activities personnel, goods transportation personnel, maintenance Companies, general service
Companies.
Economic outcome on the territory
• some tens of millions of euro regarding supplies and services from local Companies;
• we stimulate the development of the port activities and of the related infrastructures in
Crotone port;
• we stimulate our suppliers to make investments.
Integration within the territory
M.I.S. – Social Responsibility
Slide 40
A. Permanente Table for the Local Sustainable Development
the main instrument of dialog with several territory’s stakeholders
main discussion themes: environmental projects, biomass supply chain enforcement,
technicians’ training.
B. Technical Table for the development of Strongoli
main discussion themes: environmental and health protection, projects in order to
contribute to the development of Strongoli.
C. Energetic District of Crotone
important centre for research and development of new fuels;
research and development of new technological solutions for the combustion of
alternative materials to traditional biomass;
we develop collaboration forms with the district’s actors on various themes (among which
eventually the Training, the Sustainability Report, the Table, Awareness)
Instruments to develop the social and territorial integration plan
M.I.S. – Social Responsibility
Slide 41
D. Sustainability Report according to the evaluation methodology through the 4 Assets
Model
document which periodically presents the Company’s policies, programmes and results from the
citizenship point of view;
it presents (for the first time in Europe) the Company and its relation with the stakeholders
within a complex territorial system, characterized by four assets: economical, human, social
and natural one;
structured on two levels: one relative to the Company description, the other concerning the
territorial system’s evaluation;
for every asset at territorial level, it has been made a descriptive analysis of the main
indicators of context and of their evolution in the past, useful to design a reference frame
within which to estimate the Company’s contribution to the various dimensions of the
sustainability. The outcomes of this analysis are put in relation with the indicators constantly
monitored by the Company through its own sustainability balance.
the methodological frameworks are the guidelines for writing sustainability reports of Global
Reporting Initiative-G3, the 4 Assets Model and the model of GBS (Gruppo Bilancio Sociale).
Instruments to develop the social and territorial integration plan
M.I.S. – Social Responsibility
Slide 42
Mission
Corporate citizenship
risks prevention opportunities promotion
Territory safeguard Structural and positive
impact on Territory
Environment Health Ethics Economic
chains • Natural heritage
protection
• Technology and
protection protocol
• Technology and
protection
protocol
• Protocols
(legality) • Company employability
• Employability around
us
Economical Formative Natural Social
• Short rotation forestry
development
• Applied research ( algae
for energetic use)
• Outsourcing of
specialized services
• Energy saving
• Training of technical
specialists
• Training of young
people
• Minimizing the
emissions risk
• Use of vegetable
wastes
• Training &
information in schools
• Incremental
employment
Permanente Table for the Local
Sustainable Development
M.I.S. – Social Responsibility
Slide 43
Evaluation through the
“4 Assets” Model
Economic Asset Economical sustainability for the
developed activities
Distribution of the added value
Resilience
Natural Asset Natural resources endowment
Pollutants concentration
Minimize the environmental impacts
Contribute to the resolution of local
pressing environmental issues
Social Asset Actors networks
Governance
Transparence
Legality
Human Asset Skill, rights
Opportunities
Capacity building
Sustainability Report
M.I.S. – Social Responsibility
Slide 44
ENVIRONMENT SUPPLIERS AUTHORITIES AND
TERRITORY HUMAN RESOURCES
The investments in advance technologies
protect the Environment and assure
sustainability to the business
We offer and ask long term
commercial relations
Integration in the local
industrial and social
territory
The human resources represent
the most important asset to us
All the Company processes, technological
or managerial, are controlled by
specialized and dedicated resources in
order to assure the respect of the
Environment
The service quality and
the price competitiveness
represent the key of the
common satisfaction
Engagement for the
sustainable economic
development of the
reference territory
The Company is in constant
evolution with many
Development & Search projects
14001 guarantees the adoption and the
respect of the most rigorous procedures
of Environment Protection
We grow together
developing industrial
solutions that carry
advantages to all
Engagement in the
construction of better social
living conditions
The Company grows giving the
possibility to improve itself and
investing in training with
international experts
All the management, at any level, orients
its own choices in the respect of the
Environment Protection
Human and professional relations
always based on the respect of
the Ethic Code
The Company invests in systems of risk
prevention, control and reduction of the
emissions in the Environment
Monitoring and continuous
improvement of the work safety
conditions in the most rigorous
respect of the regulations
Our technology has intrinsically a low
environmental impact
ENERGY TODAY,
BLUE TOMORROW WE GROW TOGETHER
INTEGRATED IN OUR
TERRITORY
YOUNG TODAY,
ENERGY TOMORROW
Communication & Image: Values & Stakeholders
M.I.S. – Sociale Responsibility
Slide 45
NEWSLETTER TARGETS
To improve the internal and external communicative ability
To improve the business climate with more directed information
To strengthen the inside and outside communicative channels
DISTRIBUTION
To all the stakeholders (included the employees) and to the other actors with which we have contacts
Communication & Image : The newsletter “Energia qui”
M.I.S. – Social Responsibility
Slide 46
Human Resources
Office
Corrective
actions
Ethics Management
System
Audit Integration with
other business
management
systems
Training and
information
External
consulting
Operative
procedures
Internal audit
Vigilance
Organism
Operative control
(Vigilance
Organism)
Planning process of Ethics
System according the Law 231
Ethics regulations
experts
Procedure experts
Legal experts
General
Management
Vigilance Organism
Board of Directors
FLOW
M.I.S. – Ethics
Slide 47
MAPPING AREAS AT RISK OF CRIME
ORGANIZATION AND MANAGAMENT MODEL
MAPPING INSTRUMENTAL ACTIVITIES
MAPPING TRANSNATIONAL CRIME
SANCTIONING SYSTEM
VIGILANCE ORGANISM STATUTE
ETHICS CODE
QUALINET
M.I.S. – Ethics
Intelligence
Legality Protocol
Reception /
General
Secretariat
Technology and
Integrated
Systems (SIS)
Armed and not-
armed vigilance
Port
General Services
SECURITY
Slide 48
Sites Support Vigilance
Management
Protection
Institutional
relations
Relations
with
Associations
Security techniques,
security and data protection
management systems
Support for
Insurances Policy
Relations
Data Security
Support for
Environment end
Fuel Quality
Safety
Support
Support for Logistics
Supplying
Chain
Company
transport
Waste
management
Relations with
Public Bodies
Biomass
sampling
Industrial
relations
M.I.S. - Security
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LEGALITY PROTOCOL
On 2009 Biomasse Italia and Crotone Prefecture signed the Legality Protocol: the antimafia
legislation applies to public authorities in case of tenders is extended to Biomasse Italia;
This is the 1st (legality protocol) in Calabria with a private Company and one of the very few
cases in Italy and we wish it becomes a model for other Companies in Calabria;
The addendum subscribed on 2010 extends the Protocol to subcontracts eventually signed by
Biomasse Italia’s suppliers with third parties, also submitted, at their turn, to checks of the
requirements for contracting with the public administration according to the Presidential
Decree 252/98;
After the spin-off, the Legality Protocol was extended on 2012 to Biomasse Crotone;
The Crotone Prefecture and all the Institutions belonging to the Interforces Group ensure to
our Companies the necessary support (intelligence, surveillance and protection) in order to
assure transparency to our activities.
M.I.S. - Security
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Economic and industrial
highlights
GENERAL KPI 2008 2009 2010 * 2011 ** 2012 ***
Production value (Mil. Euro) **** 107 94 75 64 48
Given electricity (GWh) **** 465 438 339 271 257
Functioning hours (h) 7.825 7.300 6.570 6.624 3.594
Plant availability (%) 89% 83% 75% 76% 83%
Power (MW) **** 59 60 52 42 72
Production efficiency (%) 99% 100% 103% 102% 97%
Biomass consumption (000 ton) 700 625 439 360 336
Incidence non-wood fuel (%) 32% 40% 40% 30% 24%
Ashes (%) 6,0% 5,6% 4,1% 3,2% 5,4%
* With the shutdown of the 1st line of Crotone plant on September 2009 and of the 2nd line of Crotone plant on
February 2010
** With the shutdown of Strongoli plant on October 2011
*** The performance indicators were calculated from the entry into commercial operation (May 17th, 2012 for
Strongoli and October 24th for Crotone). Only the production value considers the entire year 2012
**** These KPI include the photovoltaic plant
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Integrated management
Thermo -Electric Station
Integrated management
emissions control
Integrated management
disposal garbage
Asset Performance
Management
No Fuel
Purchase Store
Maintenance
Integrated management
accountability
Internal Training
Management
Integrated management
Organizational system
Qualinet
Produces electricity
monitoring
Fuel contracts
management
Weighing
management
IBR
Quadrelli
CED
Biomasse Italia SpA
Human Resources
Management
www.biomasseitalia.it
Sharing documents
& instruments
Workgroup
Biomasse
Management Backup
Stations
Backup
Biomasse
Production Side Service Side
Company
Presentation WebMail
BiGate
(Communication) Users Area (Reporting):
News (Communication) Production Park
Management System Arrivals Quality
E-recruitment Consumption Datastream
Suppliers Report Contracts H.R.
KR CV KPI & Synthesis
Information system
The realization of the new CED room of Biomasse Italia was
characterized by two specific aspects:
• The server’s virtualization
• The adoption of an integrated system of environmental safety:
• Location access’ control
• Continuous video surveillance
• Fire extinguished system by aerosol
• Flooding sensors
• Dedicated electricity network
• Dedicated UPS system
Offices
Power plants of
Biomasse Italia SpA e
Biomasse Crotone SpA BSCC
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Strong points
new hardware instruments evaluation, realization and management;
integrated in the web portal: download area, links to other actors, BiGate zone,
the instrument dedicated to the suppliers to view the own orders;
implementation and management on-line of the instruments presented in the Web
portal: Reporting Area (Arrivals, Quality, Park, Consumptions, Productions,
Emissions, Input, Production Data, Purchases and Deposit Control), Contracts, e-
Recruiting, Presences Planning, e-Ticket, Meetings’ Organization and relatives
Minutes;
reached a high level of data security;
independent management of the business network (Intranet, Internet, Extranet);
integrated management of various software: maintenance, purchases, supplying,
fuel delivery, warehouses, weighing, personnel management, administration, quality
integrated system.
Information system
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Network roles
election, within Confindustria Crotone, to the Presidency of the Environment &
Energy Section, with the responsibility to set-up, promote and develop the industrial
contents of the Pole for the Innovation of the Renewable Energies Crotone, also
named Energetical District of Crotone
member of the Executive Committee of Confindustria Crotone
member of the Technical Committee “Energy and Market” of Confindustria Italia
with responsibility for energy issues, representing Calabria
participation to the main national associative structures
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Press
BIOMASSE ITALIA S.p.A. S.S. 106 Km. 263 – 88816 – Strongoli KR
Tel. +39 0962.885852 / 53
Fax +39 0962.885822
E-mail: [email protected]
Sito web: www.biomasseitalia.it
Contacts
BIOMASSE CROTONE S.p.A. S.S. 106 – Z.I. – 88900 Crotone
Tel. +39 0962.931636
Fax +39 0962.938793
E-mail: [email protected]
Sito web: www.biomassecrotone.it
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