Frontier Energy Ltd (ASX:FHE) has set a series of sustainability and environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives in motion, laying the foundation to develop its green hydrogen project.
The green hydrogen player kicked off the program with a number of sustainability targets, all of which feed into its near-term goal to release its inaugural sustainability report later this year.
Frontier has also set its sustainability mandate: “We care for our community, environment and all stakeholders by delivering safe, reliable and sustainable clean energy solutions”.
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FHE’s first sustainability paper will report against global standards like the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the GRI Standards.
To keep these initiatives in play, the company has formed a sustainability committee and elected non-executive director Amanda Reid as chair.
Other committee members include non-executive director Dixie Marshall and managing director Sam Lee Mohan.
On the ground floor, Amy Sullivan has been deployed as Frontier’s ESG manager. She’ll oversee day-to-day operations and execute directives from the committee.
Sullivan brings 20 years of environmental, approvals, community engagement and sustainability experience to the new role.
“Sustainability is a responsibility”
Commenting on Frontier’s sustainability journey, ESG chair Reid said: “The establishment of the sustainability committee, appointment of an ESG manager and development of the company’s inaugural sustainability report this year strongly reflect Frontier’s sustainable and ethical best practice approach to everything we do.
“As a clean energy solution company, how we look after our community and the environment is at the forefront of all of our decisions.
“It is a responsibility we want to ensure we deliver consistently.”