Our Approach

Doing Business Responsibly

Our ambition is to fulfill our purpose of energising communities while reducing our environmental impact, enabling socio-economic progress, promoting good governance and supporting the energy transition.

ESG & Future Energies

Preparing for the
Future of Energy

Our ESG Framework is Based Around Four Pillars

Reducing our operational GHG emissions and contributing to the adoption of low carbon and renewable energy solutions to help mitigate climate change.

 Managing and Reducing our operational GHG emissions

We place a strong emphasis on reducing our scope 1 and 2 emissions, and are implementing a comprehensive GHG reduction programmes.

Deploying renewable energy and lower carbon fuels

We  see strong potential for lower carbon and integrated fuel and solar power solutions for our commercial and public customers. This includes solar power;  LPG for clean cooking; natural gas for industry and mobility;  lower carbon bitumen, and fostering demand for new products such as sustainable aviation fuel and biofuel feedstocks such as used cooking oil.

Key Targets and Initiatives:

  • Install solar panels across 300 retail and terminal sites by the end of 2023
  • Aim to reduce operational (scope 1 and scope 2) emissions by:
    • -15% by the end of 2025
    • -35% by the end of 2032
    • Longer term ambition – 100% by 2050
  • Achieve 30% of our EBITDA in Africa from transition fuels and clean energy by the end of 2027.

Our goal is to minimise our impact on local ecosystems and natural assets/ We place a strong emphasis on managing and minimising impacts on our natural environment through our HSSE policies, management plans and mitigating actions against oil spills.

 Key Targets and Initiatives:

  • Reinforce safeguards and environment management systems across high-risk sites
  • Baseline and manage water, and waste and non-GHG emissions
  • Achieve zero significant spills (L4 and higher)

We are committed to providing meaningful employment opportunities and promoting the social and economic development of the communities we serve.

Puma Energy employs people from 72 different nations, working in 37 countries.

Our business success relies on our people, their wellbeing and dedication, talent and passion. Creating a collaborative and inclusive workplace environment to empower high performance, employee safety and strategic growth remains a core objective.

Beyond the social impact our products and services provide in enabling access to energy and powering transport solutions – our work on CSR and that of the Puma Energy Foundation enables us to expand the scope of our social impact and into areas that are important for the communities we support

 Key Targets and Initiatives:

  • Talent Development and Local Excellence
    • Invest in employee wellbeing and skills
    • 95% of recruitment from local talent, including from our graduate programme
  • Health and Safety (H&S): Zero workplace fatalities
  • Improve access to clean cooking across Africa with an additional 1 million LPG cylinders by the end of 2027
  • Invest in high impact community projects through our CSR initiatives

We aim to embed good governance and procedures across our value chain to protect our business and drive sustainability, while enhancing our suite of policies and procedures across our value chain.

In 2023, we continued to solidify and embed our policies and procedures across the value chain. As part of this, we have reinforced our ESG Governance structures and extended our impact across our value chain. Puma Energy has zero tolerance to bribery, corruption and money laundering, and we continue to place a strong focus on our corporate culture and the underlying policies governing our business conduct.

Key Targets and Initiatives:

  • Continue to embed responsible governance, risk and compliance across the business
  • Drive value chain sustainability through engagement with major suppliers and customers
  • Ensure 100% employee participation in our mandatory anti-bribery and corruption training bi-annually
  • Alignment with the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights by the end of 2024
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ESG Ratings

Our Environmental, Social and Governance Ratings

Our latest solicited and unsolicited ESG ratings are given below.
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A- in 2023

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28.8 in 2023

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