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KPMG wins „Pro Bono Initiative of the Year” award

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KPMG won the Volunteer Centre Foundation’s award for „The Year’s Pro Bono Initiative” in 2014.

In the frame of KPMG’s Program for Responsible Society we offercomplex cooperation to Hungarian non-profit organizations and social entrepreneurships, working in the fields of education, health and environmental protection. By participating in both the evaluation of tenders and in our pro-bono projects, our colleagues become more sensitive to social problems as well as have the opportunity to develop their skills and enhance their knowledge in a varying environment and get positive feedback. Such experiences inspire joint work and provide participants with energy and motivation.

In 2014 we received again more than 70 applications. The jury – composed of our volunteers – has already started evaluating the results, which will be announced soon.

21.01.2015
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Budapest Airport: Amongst the greenest European airports

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Although aviation is only responsible for global warming to an extent of two percent, and airports only generate 5 percent of the total emissions of the industry, airports around the world are making ever greater efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and improve energy efficiency. Budapest Airport is leading the process amongst European airports, having reduced its emissions by approximately 6000 tons of carbon dioxide during the past two years. This is equivalent to the annual energy consumption of more than 500 households. Gábor Szarvas, director of community relations and environmental protection for Budapest Airport, was asked about their recipe for success and future plans. 

Your efforts to combat climate change were recognized recently by ACI Europe, the largest umbrella organization of European airports, by awarding a prestigious carbon accreditation certificate to Budapest Airport. When you received this for the first time, you said that Budapest Airport joined the elite club of European airports seeking to cut emissions. According to the latest news, you have now received a second certification, whereby you have reached the second level in this prestigious “club”, by achieving the 2nd grade of the accreditation. What does this mean precisely?

Budapest Airport joined the group of carbon–accredited airports in 2011. Carbon-accreditation is a comprehensive, multi-level environmental protection program spanning several years, with the ultimate goal of ensuring that the airport in question operates without any environmental carbon dioxide burdens. This is the long-term objective that Budapest Airport has also set itself when it joined the carbon accreditation program operated by Airports Council International (ACI). As a first step, since 2011 we measure the quantity of carbon dioxide emitted by Budapest Airport on a regular basis, which provides a clear picture about the energy consumption and the related environmental burdens of a given institution, company or sector. Every year, Budapest Airport drafts a report on this, and commissions an independent expert company to certify it. Following stagnation or a reduction of only a few percent in emissions during the previous years, Budapest Airport achieved a significant, 15% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions last year. The second level in the accreditation process basically means that we undertake to achieve a reduction of the same degree, on a continuous basis.

When you talk about energy consumption at an airport, what exactly do you mean? What counts towards these measurements?

Based on the methodology used since 2010, natural gas and electricity consumption, as well as the fuel consumption of the vehicles operated by Budapest Airport counts towards the total value. 

6000 tons of carbon dioxide during the past two years sounds impressive, but it does not mean too much to those of us who are not environmental experts. Could you give some examples how much or how significant this is?

Indeed, in 2013, airport operation generated nearly 6000 tons less in carbon dioxide emissions than in 2011. This is equivalent to the average annual energy consumption of 550 households, or burning 32 railroad cars of coal, or the average annual consumption of 1200 passenger cars. It is also an important indicator that 2000 hectares of forests would be required to store this quantity in one year.

This is considered a significant achievement in terms of emissions reduction. How were you able to achieve this, and, more importantly, how will you be able to fulfill your ambitious commitments for the future?

Our efforts over the past years have borne fruit. Amongst other things, we switched energy-inefficient machinery off the network, switched off the heating in a number of empty, disused buildings, optimized our energy supply systems in accordance with the specific needs of the summer and winter seasons, and installed solar collectors a long time ago to provide hot water for our offices. We are in the process of drafting our long-term energy strategy, and I am certain that once it is approved, we will be able to achieve additional, significant savings. We performed detailed calculations before we made our decision, so I am confident that we will be able to fulfill our undertaking. Moreover, the fact that ACI Europe issued the certification shows that they also believe we will be able to deliver on our commitments.

What measures does this involve specifically?

In order to reduce emissions, firstly we will implement numerous technical developments, including the modernization of our boiler house, the installation of new air handling units and LED lighting. Secondly, going forward we will place increased emphasis on trainings and raising awareness of energy efficiency. In addition, Budapest Airport has established an Energy and Carbon Management Working Group, with the aim of monitoring the achievement of our energy consumption objectives and coordinating the necessary measures.

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In your view, Budapest Airport’s efforts to cut emissions can be described as average, lacking or pioneering, in international comparison?

Last year, at ACI’s general assembly held in Frankfurt, we learned that there are 102 large international airports participating in the international carbon accreditation program, including ourselves. Out of these, 85 are European. The total reduction in carbon dioxide emissions achieved was 133 599 tons, which is a reduction of 5.98 %. Budapest Airport is proud of the fact that in 2013, it was able to reduce its emission of greenhouse gases by a much greater degree, by nearly 15%. However, it is important to emphasize that in the case of the ACI program, participation is the most important, since the common enemy is climate change.

 It seems that airports are making ever greater efforts to reduce their carbon dioxide footprints. On a global scale, how much does this contribute to the collective fight against climate change?

Out of the various industries, aviation only makes a minor contribution of 2% to carbon dioxide emissions, and airport operation only accounts for 5% of that quantity. Irrespective of this, responsible thinking and operation is a must, as far as we are concerned. Our objective is to set a positive example for other sectors with our commitments and voluntary initiatives. I think the accreditation process is an excellent example of this, since it is not only recognized in our industry, but also by the environmental protection leaders of the United Nations. Also, it is ranked by the European Union amongst the three most successful programs on the continent in terms of contributing to an actual reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

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KPMG study about materiality – not just for GRI G4 reports

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KPMG’s recently published study provides guidance tomateriality assessment for sustainability reporting. It is in companies’ core interest to learn about the expectations of their stakeholders and to identify the most important topics for them. By doing so companies can assure to be able to react to the changes of their external environment effectivily and ensure sustainability. Furthermore, there is an increasing pressure on companies (mostly from regulatory bodies, consumers and the civil society) to report their non-financial performance according to internationally-recognised guidelines, that are based upon materiality assessment. Access the study here.

21.01.2015
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Budapest Airport registers all-time passenger record in 2014

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Budapest Airport consigned all previous passenger records to the history books in 2014. The capital airport of Hungary served 9,155,961 passengers last year, which is a solid 7.5 % increase against 2013. A series of new airlines started operating to new destinations from Budapest, while existing airlines either increased capacity or frequency to their earlier destinations.

9,155,961 – this was the exact number of departing and arriving passengers at Budapest Airport in 2014. Thus, the earlier record of 8.9 million passengers in 2011 has been surpassed by a large margin. The dynamic growth of passengers was spread evenly throughout the year, from which seven months generated all-time records in the history of Budapest Airport (February, March, April, May, June, November and December). The share of non-Schengen traffic increased to a healthy 36 %, which reduces the dependence of Budapest Airport on intra-European traffic.

The average load factor of airlines also rose to a record 79 %, which highlights the ever-growing demand amongst tourists and business travelers for visiting Budapest and Hungary. This high figure also makes flights to Budapest very attractive for airline operators, and provides a good basis for further improvements. Early forecasts by Budapest Airport’s aviation experts indicate a further traffic increase for 2015, to surpass 9.6 million passengers. With constantly increasing passenger numbers, Budapest Airport also managed to further improve the travel experience for passengers – a fact reflected in record high ratings given by travelers in the anonymous satisfaction surveys (ASQ) conducted on behalf of ACI (Airports Council International).budair

“We are extremely proud of the records reached in 2014, and see this as a result of our three years of effort to bring new airlines and new flights to Budapest. This is also the joint achievement of all those involved in the tourism industry, from airlines through travel agencies and hotels to our strategic partner, the national tourism organization (HNTO),” said Jost Lammers, the CEO of Budapest Airport. He added: “This robust growth enables us to continue our airport modernization and development program, worth over 15 million euros just this year. We will build a new maintenance hangar for Wizz Air in Budapest, and will modernize our instrument landing system (ILS). With this dynamic growth in passenger numbers, the airport and its related enterprises remain the largest employer in the Southern Pest region.”

For the summer of 2015, Budapest Airport has announced the renewal of transatlantic flights by Canadian carrier Air Transat, the addition of the 9th Budapest-based aircraft by Wizz Air to its local fleet, the start of new flights to Spain by Iberia and another Spanish carrier Vueling commencing flights from Barcelona and Rome-Fiumicino. “2015 is also set to be a bumper year, thanks to the huge boost in tourist numbers, driving new airlines to enter and existing ones to expand their operations. We expect more than 9.6 million passengers this year, which is great for the Hungarian economy, and is also a major boost for employment, especially in the hotel and tourism industry. We also continue to improve our services in all areas, ranging from airport parking, through digital information platforms to passenger-oriented commercial services in our terminals,” said Kam Jandu, chief commercial officer for Budapest Airport.

21.01.2015
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BASF’s product portfolio evaluated for sustainability

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  • Around 50,000 product applications analyzed using new method
  • More than 20% of BASF products analyzed (by sales) today already make a particular contribution to sustainability

 In order to better help its customers align environmental and societal aspects with business success, BASF has developed a new process for steering its portfolio based on sustainability criteria. The Sustainable Solution Steering method is used to systematically review and evaluate the sustainability aspects of the approximately 50,000 relevant product applications in the company’s portfolio, which represent sales of €56 billion. The benefit: This externally validated process makes it possible to measure the products’ contribution to sustainability within their various markets and industries and to increase this contribution through targeted steps.

Over the past three years, BASF has already analyzed more than 80% of its portfolio of around 50,000 specific product applications. The data shows, for example, how a product contributes to cost effectiveness and resource conservation as well as to health and safety. The concrete sustainability requirements of various customer industries are taken into account as well as regional differences. Finally, the process determines the extent to which BASF solutions can accommodate these needs.

Based on the results to date, the analyzed product applications have been sorted into four categories:

  • Acceleratorsmake a substantial contribution in the value chain to sustainability. 22% of the analyzed products by sales are in this category.
  • Performersare solutions that meet the standard market requirements for sustainability. Around 73% fall under this category.
  • For the Transitioners , specific sustainability issues have been identified and concrete action plans defined. These recommendations are in the process of being implemented. Around 4.5% of the analyzed products are currently in this category.
  • Applications with a significant sustainability concern are labeled Challenged. BASF is developing action plans for these products in order to find improved solutions. This currently applies to 0.5%.

Sustainable Solution Steering aims to increase the number of “Accelerator” solutions in the long term in order to further improve the sustainability profile of both BASF and its customers. That is why the product portfolio is under continual review – which means that this four-category segmentation is also subject to change, for example, in response to altered market requirements or new legislation.

The whole product portfolio will have been analyzed by the end of 2014. With this new method, BASF continues to drive its “We create chemistry” strategy. “It is becoming increasingly important to our customers to be able to combine economic, environmental and societal demands. We see this development as a business opportunity for BASF, and intend to seize it in a targeted manner. This approach forms an integral part of our corporate purpose: ‘We create chemistry for a sustainable future.’ By analyzing our entire portfolio with respect to sustainability and systematically expanding on especially sustainable solutions, we underscore this endeavor,” said Dr. Kurt Bock, Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of BASF.

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Nestlé and partners to create 100,000+ opportunities in Europe

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Around 200 companies have joined forces under Nestlé’s “Alliance for YOUth” to tackle the youth unemployment crisis in Europe, pledging to create more than 100,000 opportunities for young people in the coming years.

The “Alliance for YOUth” is committed to working hand in hand with policy-makers and the education sector to foster both job employability and job creation.

Laurent Freixe, CEO Nestlé Europe said: “With around 200 companies from all over Europe, the “Alliance for YOUth” is the first pan-European business driven movement pledging to help young people be better prepared to enter the professional world and improve their chances in a challenging job market.”

YOUTH UNEMPLOYMEMENT: 1 in 4 young people under 25 is unemployed in Europe.

“Alliance for YOUth” companies have pledged to develop a number of joint and individual initiatives to give young people meaningful work experience and internships, generating more than 100,000 jobs and training opportunities.

The companies will also mobilise their employees to go out into the community and help young people get ready for work by offering practical advice, CV clinics and interview preparation.

Founding firms include recruiter Adecco, insurer AXA, international food group Cargill, logistics group CHEP, packaging company DS Smith, consultants Ernst & Young, social networking company Facebook and perfume and flavour firm Firmenich.

Information technology firm Google, consumer insights group Nielsen, communications firm Publicis Groupe, technology firm Salesforce, information exchange platform Twitter and law firm White & Case have also already signed up to the Alliance.

The “Alliance for YOUth” is the fourth pillar of Nestlé’s European youth employment initiative, “Nestlé Needs YOUth”, launched in November 2013.

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MOL Group Included in the MSCI Global Sustainability Index

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  • MOL Group is recognised for its environmental, social and governance performance
  • MOL Group is in the best in class “AA” category
  • MSCI Global Sustainability Index covers more than 5000 publicly traded companies worldwide with 335 constituents of the emerging markets from all sectors.

Budapest, Hungary – 7th October, 2014 – MOL Group proudly announces to be a member of MSCI ESG (environmental, social and governance performance) Emerging Market Index, which a subcategory of the Global Sustainability Index, as a recognition of its outstanding corporate sustainability performance. The earned “AA” rating places the company among the leading companies in the emerging markets.

MOL Group is confident that corporate sustainability and long term profitability are complementary and operates governance and management systems to increase its ESG performance and ratings for more than a decade. The internationally acknowledged MSCI Sustainability Index is recognition of the company’s aspiration to operate in a responsible way. MOL Group’s “AA” rating expresses the company’s high engagement in ESG compared to sector peers.

József Simola, MOL Group Chief Financial Officer commented: “We are aware about the growing importance of sustainability criteria for certain investor communities and this recognition is an important feedback that we are on the right track and we will continue our programs to ensure long-term sustainability of our business.”

MSCI highlighted MOL Group’s strong rating is a function of the company’s carbon management practices, and its industry leading approach to avoiding accidents, spills and releases. Moreover, its management practices, such as emissions reductions targets and its outstanding performance figures in areas such as toxic emissions intensity and occupational safety sets the Company above the majority of its industry peers.

About MOL Group

MOL Group is an integrated, independent, international oil and gas company, headquartered in Budapest, Hungary. It has operations in over 40 countries and employs almost 29,000 people worldwide. MOL’s exploration and production activities are supported by more than 75 years’ experience in the hydrocarbon field. At the moment, there are production activities in 8 countries and exploration assets in 12 countries. The Group operates four refineries and two petrochemicals plants, under integrated supply chain management, in Hungary, Slovakia and Croatia. MOL Group also owns a network of over 1,700 service stations across 11 countries in Central & South Eastern Europe.

About MSCI ESG Research

MSCI ESG Research is a leading provider of ESG ratings and analysis to the global investment community, covering more than 5,000 publicly traded companies worldwide. MSCI ESG Research represents over 125 Asset Owners with more than USD $4.4 trillion in assets under management, and has over 650 clients with USD 15 trillion in assets globally. MSCI emerging markets consists of large and mid-capitalized companies across 23 emerging market countries.

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Our new member: BASF Hungary

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At BASF we create chemistry for a sustainable future

The chemical industry is a major supplier of new technologies, materials, precursors, ideas and know-how applications. This makes the necessary basis for the industrial innovation system. We give suggestions and initiatives for new products and processes in virtually all sectors and industries. Our innovative products reach almost all areas of life: health and nutrition, housing and construction, energy production and its use. BASF deals with new technologies with due responsibility. Our innovations give initiatives for new products and processes in other sectors and industries that contribute to the overall improvement of living standards.

Energy efficiency and sustainability

BASF is the first company in the world to voluntarily compile data on their greenhouse gas emissions on a regular basis. Our goal is to improve climate protection and help our customers reduce their own carbon footprint. When calculating the emissions of greenhouse gases, BASF applies the principle of product life cycle, in other words, analyzes the entire life cycle of company products. BASF not only takes into account emissions from its own domestic production facilities, but also raw materials and intermediates; including the ways of production and transport as well as the disposal of chemical products at the end of their usage. The resulting carbon footprint is the indicator that helps consumers to decide on the purchase and the usage, based on its impact on the environment.

Social responsibility at BASF
BASF is aware of this responsibility and takes an active role in shaping sustainable development in its sphere of influence. CSR is an integral part of our understanding of business, and is being increasingly integrated into our business processes. It includes the monitoring and mitigating of risks in order to support the existing commercial areas and create new ones. With this approach, we equally change the ecological, social and economic environment in the specific business activity in order to provide benefits to firms as well as to society. One of the many projects of BASF, which are allocated in Hungary is children’s laboratory “Kids’  Lab”, an interactive educational program about chemistry. The project is designed for children aged 6 to12 years to give them knowledge about chemistry and science through practical chemistry experiments. BASF Kids’ Lab gives children the opportunity to explore the world of chemistry through simple and safe chemistry experiments, which may in the future stimulate their interest in science. This is just one of many BASF activities in improving relations with local society, as well as enhancing future generations.

 

25.09.2014
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Skanska sells Green House in Budapest

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Skanska Property Hungary has sold its internationally awarded Green House office project. The new owner of the green office building is the Hungarian open-ended property fund Torony Real Estate Investment Fund managed by Diófa Fund Management, a member of FHB Group.

Green House is Skanska’s sixth office investment in the capital city of Hungary. The 7-storey building, situated in the central 13th district of Budapest, offers 17,800 square meters of leasable office space and was completed in December 2012. Currently, 98 percent of the building is leased to well-established international tenants such as Avis Budget Group, MSCI or ABB among others.

“The transaction proves that investors have a great trust in Skanska and increasing interest in the Budapest market. We believe that our next project will perform equally successfully both among tenants and investors.” Zoltán Linczmayer, Managing Director of Skanska Property Hungary said.

Green House is another great example of Skanska’s successful office developments in the CEE region.

 

“There was a big interest in this A class office building from both, the international and Hungarian real estate community. We are very pleased with the fact that the project was sold to the Hungarian institution Torony Real Estate Investment Fund.” added Adrian Karczewicz, Transaction Director of Skanska CDE.

The FIABCI World Prix d’Excellence Awards 2014 World Gold Winner and CEE Green Building awarded Green House is the only LEED Platinum certified office building in Hungary.

“We are glad to realize the transaction with Skanska, who proved to be a helpful, professional and prudent partner during the preparation and the arrangement of the deal. Also, Erste Bank, the financial partner in the acquisition, provided great help to ensure the fluency of the transaction.” Gergely Biró, Chief Executive Officer of Diofa Asset Management said. Green House development concept: the location, the efficient green operation and Skanska’s tenant-focused vision of an ideal workplace all had a share in the leasing success and the fast divestment of the project.

“We are happy to complete the first real estate acquisition of Torony Real Estate Fund’s portfolio, with a building that is currently one of the greatest office buildings of Budapest. We are especially pleased, that as a relatively new market-participant, we could realize such a significant deal in a rather challenging market environment.” Márton Oláh, Chairman of The Board of Diófa Asset Management said.

Minimized environmental impact, decreased energy consumption and CO2 emissions are just some of the great achievements of Green House. The landmark project offers a unique atmosphere, friendly working environment, a beautiful internal garden, a great variety of in-house services and proven cost-efficient green operation.

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Green House Among the World’s Best Office Buildings

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Skanska’s Green House was chosen to be the World Gold Winner in the office category for the FIABCI World Prix d’Excellence Awards 2014. The highest recognition was handed over by Dr. Flavio Gonzaga Nunes, the World President of FIABCI, during the 65th Fiabci World Congress and World Prix d’Excellence Awards Presentation Ceremony on the 21st of May in Luxembourg.

Green House FIABCI Award

FIABCI (The International Real Estate Federation, founded in 1945 in France) has organized Prix d’Excellence Awards annually since 1992 to recognize property projects which best embody excellence in all real estate disciplines. The award illustrates the idea of providing society with the optimal solution for property needs. Prior to the worldwide competition, Green House received two prizes at the 15th Hungarian FIABCI Prix d’Excellence Awards 2013. This result allowed the project to participate in the FIABCI World Prix d’Excellence Awards 2014 where, out of other well recognized international projects, Green House receivedthe World Gold Award.

The trophy was handed over to Zoltán Linczmayer, the managing director of Skanska Property Hungary. After receiving the award, he said: “We are very proud that Green House was selected as the World Gold Winner. This is proof that the Budapest office market offers such quality office projects which enable world class accommodation of its tenants’ requirements. After the success of Green House and the previous years’ operation, Skanska continues to develop in Budapest; the 26,200 sq m Nordic Light will offer the same proven quality and tenant-focused healthy work environment”.

The LEED Platinum certified Green House is an outstanding project which gathered a great number of prizes and recognition since its completion in December 2012. Its well established international tenants are praising the project for the unique atmosphere, friendly working environment, beautiful garden, the quality of the in-house services and the proven cost efficient green operation. Besides DPI Design, a Hungarian architectural group led by Tamás Pintér, the plans of the project were created by the Swedish architects of White Arkitekter AB Asa Haremst and Anders Svennington. The almost 100%-let building offers a total of 17,800 sq m leasable office area in the heart of the 13th district of Budapest.

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