In 2025, Sasol achieved an ~20% Group net reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions from our 2017 baseline. This was driven by a combination of factors:

  • Lower production volumes, which reduced gross GHG emissions by 13.5% relative to 2017.
  • Operational factors, including lower pure gas throughput, reduced steam production, and enhanced stability in the Secunda gas circuit.
  • Methodology improvements, with a revision to the emissions calculation methodology at the Secunda gas production unit, leading to a restatement of FY24 emissions.
  • Expanded Energy Reduction Roadmap (ERR) levers, now incorporating sustainable market mechanisms.
  • Carbon offsets, where 3.8 Mt CO₂e credits were retired by SA Energy and Chemicals, contributing significantly to the 19% net reduction from the 2017 baseline.
  • Energy efficiency gains, with Group energy efficiency improving by 2.9% year-on-year, particularly at Secunda Operations and Chemicals Eurasia.

The reduction was primarily driven by a decline in Scope 1 emissions, partially offset by an increase in Scope 2 emissions due to higher electricity imports as internal electricity generation decreased.

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Emissions Targets and Reporting

In 2025, Sasol achieved an ~20% Group net reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions from our 2017 baseline. This was driven by a combination of factors:

  • Lower production volumes, which reduced gross GHG emissions by 13.5% relative to 2017.
  • Operational factors, including lower pure gas throughput, reduced steam production, and enhanced stability in the Secunda gas circuit.
  • Methodology improvements, with a revision to the emissions calculation methodology at the Secunda gas production unit, leading to a restatement of FY24 emissions.
  • Expanded Energy Reduction Roadmap (ERR) levers, now incorporating sustainable market mechanisms.
  • Carbon offsets, where 3.8 Mt CO₂e credits were retired by SA Energy and Chemicals, contributing significantly to the 19% net reduction from the 2017 baseline.
  • Energy efficiency gains, with Group energy efficiency improving by 2.9% year-on-year, particularly at Secunda Operations and Chemicals Eurasia.

The reduction was primarily driven by a decline in Scope 1 emissions, partially offset by an increase in Scope 2 emissions due to higher electricity imports as internal electricity generation decreased.