Sustainability
ESG and governance
Framework
Equator Principles, UN SDGs, Paris alignment.
Circon’s ESG policy is informed by the Equator Principles and aligned to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It applies to all employees, subsidiaries and affiliates, and is designed to hold ESG factors inside corporate strategy rather than alongside it.
Environmental
Sustainable resource use, pollution prevention, and climate action aligned with the Paris Agreement.
Social
An equitable workplace, fair labor practice, safe conditions, and active engagement in the communities where we operate.
Governance
Ethical practice, responsible financing, and compliance with local and international standards.
Documents
Download and date-checked.
Code of Business Conduct and Ethics
Date to be confirmed
The standards of conduct expected of every director, employee, contractor and agent acting for Circon — conflicts of interest, fair dealing, confidentiality, and how to raise a concern.
Anti-corruption and Anti-bribery
Updated April 9, 2024
Prohibited conduct, facilitation payments, gifts and hospitality, third-party and agent due diligence, record-keeping, reporting routes and non-retaliation. Applies in every jurisdiction Circon operates in.
ESG Policy
Updated May 15, 2024
Environmental, social and governance principles, informed by the Equator Principles and aligned to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Applies to all employees, subsidiaries and affiliates.
Grievance Management Plan Framework
Updated July 27, 2023
The framework Circon’s project companies use to receive, register, investigate and resolve complaints raised by workers, communities, contractors and other stakeholders. Built on the IFC Performance Standards and the Equator Principles, and adapted into a project-specific plan at each facility.
Trademark Usage
Date to be confirmed
Correct use of the Circon word mark and The Carbon Revolution®, including the registered symbol, spacing and permitted contexts.
PDF to follow
Every document is dated and version-controlled, and each signed PDF is posted here as it is issued. A policy with no version and no date is not something a counterparty can rely on at diligence.
Independently reviewed
Circon’s ESG policy and the governance framework beneath it have been reviewed by Black & Veatch, an independent engineering firm, rather than self-assessed. The review covers the policy framework, not individual project outcomes, which are assessed separately at diligence.
Diligence questions go to a named person, not a shared inbox.