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As countries meet at COP16 Colombia to discuss the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF), we are putting the spotlight on the role of nature at Tullow. Often referred to as the “Paris agreement for nature”, the GBF aims to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030. It also plays a big role in helping us to achieve the other Paris agreement – to mitigate climate change. As a responsible environmental steward, Tullow recognises that it is important to protect nature and avoid negative impacts on the ecosystems we all rely on. We do this in partnership with our host governments and communities. 🐋 In Ghanaian waters, Tullow implemented designated flight and vessel routes to our offshore operations that avoid flying birds and preserve the marine ecosystem. We are proud that our latest marine environmental survey demonstrated no significant negative impacts on marine life.   🔧 Since 2016, Tullow invested more than $500mn to decommission assets responsibly. Our specialist teams ensure that all operations are left hydrocarbon-free to protect both ecosystems and communities.   At Tullow, we will continue to protect and, where possible, enhance our natural world. Across our Group we’ve completed work to determine our nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities, and integrate nature into our decision-making processes. Next year, we will publish our first report following the recommendations of Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) Find out more about our environmental stewardship on https://shorturl.at/IzAns #COP16 #Sustainability #TullowOil #Biodiversity #Nature

This week our Tullow Ghana team participated in the opening of the Local Content Conference & Exhibition in Takoradi, Ghana. This year’s theme, “Attracting E&P Investment to Boost Local Content: New Pathways,” set the stage for an inspiring event.   Our Ghana Managing Director, Jean-Medard Madama, delivered an insightful session, sharing valuable insights on Tullow, Ghana and the just energy transition.   View the highlights below! 📸👇#Tullow

Thrilled to see the successful graduation of over 80 companies from our Supplier Mentorship Programme in Ghana! This shows our commitment to local content, the power of collaboration and skill-building for a better future. Congratulations to all participants and partners! #LocalContent #Mentorship #BusinessSkills #BuildingaBetterFuture #Tullow

At the maiden edition of the #WestAfricanEnergySummit held in Accra, Hugh O’Reilly, Head of Exploration shared his thoughts on the primary drivers shaping exploration outlooks in today’s dynamic energy landscape. Here are some of the key takeaways on why Africa remains a region of interest. #Opportunity #Africa #Exploration #BuildingABetterFuture #Tullow

Kudos to the team for their dedication to creating an environment where students can thrive. #Tullow #BuildingaBetterFuture #QualityEducation

Great work Tullow Ghana

Operational excellence is a key component of Tullow’s strategy and access to high-quality data is crucial to achieving this. Members of the Tullow team were recently invited to speak at the EnergySys Limited User Forum in Aberdeen to share their experience of rolling out a cloud-native hydrocarbon accounting platform that manages Tullow’s production, forecasting and offtakes across operated and non-operated assets. During the event, Chief Digital Information Officer Kate Daly and Head of Petroleum Engineering Patrick Jennings spoke with other industry professionals about the implementation and utilisation of the EnergySys platform which Tullow has personalised into a comprehensive suite of Power BI dashboards – a first for this well-used industry platform. This approach has brought the data to life and made it widely accessible on both desktop and mobile platforms to various parts of the business. Tullow’s insights were well received and sharing the experience highlighted the industry’s collaborative drive to innovate and enhance operational efficiency, using cutting-edge software solutions.🤝 #Tullow #Hydrocarbon #Energy 

Today we issued our Half Year Results for H1 2024. ✅ First-half revenue of $759m, gross profit of $460m and profit after tax of $196m ✅ Ghana drilling programme completed safely and ahead of schedule ✅ 2024 guidance reiterated Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gueA-CQM #Tullow

We have just announced an investment of GH₵1.5m in 10 innovative agribusinesses through the #TullowAgriVenturesProgramme (TAP). This initiative, in partnership with Innohub, aims to enhance employment, provide essential training, and foster sustainable growth in Ghana's agricultural sector. We're proud to support local entrepreneurs and drive economic development. #Agribusiness #Sustainability #Innovation.

World Youth Skills Day is observed annually on 15 July to celebrate the strategic importance of equipping young people with skills for employment, decent work, and entrepreneurship. It also highlights the role of young people in peace-building and conflict resolution, aiming to provide them with the necessary skills to contribute to a just, inclusive, and sustainable future for all. Tullow develops youth skills to deliver on our purpose to build a better future through responsible oil and gas development. Our Shared Prosperity ‘Accelerate Progress through Partnership’ strategy focusses on supporting enterprise, especially agribusiness, and enhancing employability, leading to job creation for young people. Our approach to projects is to align with national development and community priorities and we support young people in three key areas: transferable skills development, connecting youth to jobs and creating jobs. Learn more: https://ow.ly/JYFL50SBsfj #WYSD2024 #YouthSkills