Emissions Metrics (Equity-share)8 Group Total FY2025 FY2024 Total Scope 1 Emissions10 (tonnes CO2e) 15,662.6 14,214.6 Scope 1 - CO2 (tonnes) 15,595.6 14,166.2 Scope 1 - CH4 (tonnes CO2e) 22.1 17.0 Scope 1 - N2O (tonnes CO2e) 44.9 31.3 Total Scope 2 Emissions (tonnes CO2e) (location-based) 185.7 26.4 Total Scope 2 Emissions (tonnes CO2e) (market-based) 217.8 19.9 Total Scope 3 Emissions (tonnes CO2e) 761,870.3 589,826.2 Emissions Intensity* (tonnes CO2e/ million USD) 49.7 47.8 Total GHG Emissions (Scope 1, 2 & 3) (tonnes CO2e) 777,936.3 613,735.2 NOx (tonnes) 0.0 0.0 SOx (tonnes) 0.0 0.0 * Emissions intensity is the total of scope 1 and scope 2 divided by the company’s revenue. Total revenue of Rex is US$318.8 million for FY2025, and US$298.12 million for FY2024 Indirect Scope 3 GHG emissions9 Group Total Category Desciption FY2025 FY2024 Category 1 Purchased Good & Services 8,397 6,995.6 Category 2 Capital Goods 139.6 9,384.6 Category 3 Fuel- and EnergyRelated Activities 3,464.4 3,123.4 Category 4 Upstream Transportation & Distribution 5,051.6 46,102.3 Category 5 Waste Generated in Operations 1,773.7 44.2 Category 6 Business Travel 147.8 112.3 Category 7 Employee Commuting 45.1 393.3 Category 10 Processing of Sold Products 5,161.2 7,674.6 Category 11 Use of Sold Products 183,971.9 271,737.6 Category 15 Investments 553,718.1 244,259.4 8 Emissions data includes assets based on the Company's share of equity in the operation. GHG emissions are derived with reference to the GHG Protocol. 9 The emission factors applied in the calculation of scope 3 emissions are detailed in the Appendix at the end of this report. * Emission intensity is calculated by dividing the sum of Scope 1 (direct) and Scope 2 (indirect) GHG by the Company’s total revenue. All FY2024 emissions data has been restated to reflect updates mentioned in "Restatements" on Page 82 of the Annual Report. In Oman, water handling on the FSO results in significant power requirements due to increased pumping and other associated operations. A feasibility study regarding water management on the MOPU was done in 2022 to minimise energy consumption on the FSO tanker. In Norway, routine modifications and optimisations are being implemented at the Brage Field and the Yme Field, focusing on all systems and energy carriers, including turbines, equipment, and flaring systems. These initiatives are aligned with ISO 5001 standards aimed at improving energy management systems and minimising emissions. LPA will report the quantified reduction in energy consumption in its annual environmental report to the Norwegian authorities in May 2026. A climate response project is underway at Brage to assess the potential replacements for gas turbines for energy production. At the Singapore headquarters, total electricity consumption amounted to 6,877 kWh, while municipal water usage was recorded at 4.50m³ in FY2025. Despite a modest staff size, we have made significant efforts to reduce energy consumption through various strategies below. • Monitor and publish water consumption results using digitalised platforms • Install energy-efficient appliances and energysaving fittings such as LED lights • Allow staff to telecommute where possible • Set up a recycling corner in the workplace • Reduce usage of single-use items such as straws, plastic utensils and cups • Dispose of waste appropriately to minimise marine pollution • Reduce paper usage by printing on both sides and opting for soft copies • Work with staff and stakeholders to encourage environmental sustainability through quarterly internal ESG e-newsletters • Transition to biodegradable trash bags in the office • Replace conventional facial tissues with bamboo facial tissues in the office • Properly recycle e-waste through a certified e-waste recycling provider Utilising the Group’s unique RVD technology, the liquid hydrocarbon indicator increases the chance of oil discoveries in exploration projects. By reducing the drilling of dry wells, the Group can significantly lower resource consumption and mitigate environmental disruption. 82 Annual Report 2025
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