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The New Company and Its Commitment to Sustainable Development Prevention First 2004 A Symposium on Pollution Prevention and Technology September 14-15, 2004 Long Beach, California
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The New Company andIts Commitment to
Sustainable Development
Prevention First 2004A Symposium on PollutionPrevention and Technology
September 14-15, 2004Long Beach, California
Who We Are...
Marketing
Refining & Transportation
West Coast Region Summary
ConocoPhillips Refinery
ConocoPhillips Prod. Line
ConocoPhillips Crude Line
ConocoPhillips Prod. Term
Marketing
Transportation
Capacity MpbdLAR 135SMR/SFR 115Ferndale 95 Total 345
Capacity MpbdLAR 135SMR/SFR 115Ferndale 95 Total 345
Refining
StoresTotal 2,874
StoresTotal 2,874
AssetsProduct P/L 100 miCrude P/L 700 miCrude Gath. 100 miTerminals 8
AssetsProduct P/L 100 miCrude P/L 700 miCrude Gath. 100 miTerminals 8
San Francisco Refinery San Francisco Refinery at
Rodeo
Built in 1896, Rodeo refinery was the first major oilrefinery in the Bay Area.
The original site occupied only 22 acres andprocessed 1,600 barrels of crude oil per day.
Today, the refinery and the carbon plant, locatedapproximately five miles from each other, nowoccupy approximately 1,100 acres and employabout 450 people.
The refinery produces California Air ResourcesBoard (CARB) gasoline using ethanol. Completionof a new ultra-low-sulfur diesel project is expectedto finish in 1st quarter 2005.
Global Business – GlobalResponsibility
Today’s society has highexpectations of the contributionprivate enterprise can maketoward addressing environmentalissues.
For ConocoPhillips, sustainabledevelopment provides a strong,business model for addressingthese needs.
Sustainable DevelopmentOur Position…
“Sustainable development is aboutour commitment to conduct ourbusiness to promote economicgrowth, a healthy environment andvibrant communities, now and intothe future.”
Jim Mulva President and Chief Executive Officer
Our Commitments…SAFETYBe transparent and accountableOperate to the highest safetystandard
ENVIRONMENTMinimize the environmental impactof our operations
HEALTHPositively impact communities wherever weoperate
Invest in the well-being anddevelopment of employees
OPERATIONSPractice and uphold the highestethical standards
Increase the availability ofever-cleaner energy
Constantly improve the energy andmaterial efficiency
At ConocoPhillips our mostimportant measure of success hasalways been the health and safetyof our employees, contractors,customers and neighbors.
Our Approach…SAFETYEstablish ContinuosImprovement process
ENVIRONMENTWaste minimizationRecycling/re-use of waste materials
HEALTHReduce air emissionsReduction in toxics
OPERATIONSEnergy efficiencyImproved natural resource utilizationImproved knowledge sharing
The environment we operate in as acompany makes committing tosustainable development an essentialstrategy for ConocoPhillips.
Rodeo Refinery & Carbon PlantSafety Performance
Recordable Incident Rate
Contractors
0
1
2
3
4
1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004YTD
0.740.76
0.53
Employees
0
1
2
3
4
1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004YTD
Lost Time Rate Total Recordable Rate
00.74 0.86
Summary of Refinery TRI Emissions 1997-2003
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100,000
200,000
300,000
400,000
500,000
600,000
1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
Year
Lbs/
Year
methanol
nitratecompoundscoppercompoundsTotal Emissions
Poun
ds/Y
ear
Emission Summary TablePounds/Hour
Bay Area 119,000 BAAQMD 2003 Estimated Summer Average Emissions (Less CO)Bay Area Refining 5,700 Extrapolated from BAAQMD Web site Table IVRodeo Refinery 683 Projected ULSD Project increase less impacts of other projects
Total Rodeo Refinery Emissions (NOx, SO2, ROG, PM10)
670
680
690
700
710
720
730
740
750
2001 2002P 2003P 2004P
Year
Poun
ds/H
our
BAAQMD Permitted Sources: inc ludes process units, s team turbines, heaters, tanks, and fugitive emiss ions
Ultra Low Sulfur DieselThe Next Generation of Diesel Fuel
Pollutant
Tailpipe EmisionReductions
National* California*Sulfur Oxides -586 -34Nitrogen Oxides -7,123 -416Particulate Matter -301 -21
EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS(ULSD + Particulate Traps)
TONS/DAY
* Based on volumes and estimates from EPA studies
Construction and development of new hydrotreaterat the Rodeo Refinery well ahead of regulatory
requirements
Knowledge Sharing
•Functional Excellence Teams
•Establish Best Practice Policies
•Peer Reviews
Implementing Our Position• Establish corporate-
level goals for eachcommitment
• Identify priority issues• Identify tools and
metrics to measureperformance
• Keep the publicinformed
“Beyond Compliance” Focus
Sustainable developmentprovides an overarchingframework for how wework. That includestaking pragmatic actionon key safety, environmentaland health concerns.
