Integrated_Annual_Report_2026 - Flipbook - Page 135
INTRODUCTION
SASOL AT A
GLANCE
DRIVING SUSTAINABLE
VALUE CREATION
EXECUTING
STRATEGY
DELIVERING
BUSINESS VALUE
SUMMARISED FINANCIAL
PERFORMANCE
CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE
SUSTAINABILITY
REPORT
REMUNERATION
REPORT
ASSURANCE/
ADMINISTRATION
SOCIAL – COMMUNITY CONTINUED
Sustainable procurement
COMMITMENT
Sasol is committed to the sustainable
supply and delivery of goods, services and
products thereby maximising shared value.
Through mutually beneficial relationships with its
supply chain stakeholders, Sasol endeavours to
understand, translate and proactively deliver on
commitments, on time and at the required demand
quality and price. The organisation committed to
developing local communities and prioritising local
procurement.
GROUP
APPROACH
Sasol actively advocates for compliance with laws, international codes of conduct, human and environmental
rights, both within its own business and along its value chains. The goal is to achieve competitive prices through
professional procurement, establish stable and reliable supply chains, and at the same time meet ethical and
environmental standards. Sasol holds its suppliers to the same standards that it sets for itself. The approach
taken towards economic growth entails embracing principles of sustainability through socially and environmentally
responsible procurement practices. It also includes fostering local community participation; finding opportunities for
local manufacturing; and targeting preferential procurement with historically disadvantaged groups. Sound principles
and governance processes underpin this integrated approach.
TARGETED INTERVENTIONS
Renewable and
bio-feedstocks
Sasol has achieved first in
Africa sustainability product
certification, which covers the
utilisation of used cooking oil
and vegetable oil as feedstock
to produce aviation fuel and
renewable diesel.
Renewable electricity procurement
Conflict minerals
International Chemicals is progressing its
transition to renewable electricity across major
sites, targeting an additional 160 – 170 ktpa in
Scope 2 emissions reductions to date.
Sasol makes an annual submission as
part of its United States Securities and
Exchange Commission filing in terms of
the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and
Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008,
on its use of any of the four minerals that
have been linked to conflict in African
countries (known as conflict minerals).
Sasol’s commitment to responsible
and ethical procurement of conflict
minerals has been incorporated in the
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Sasol Supply Chain policy.
For more information see page 62
and 64.
Sasol produces a select
portfolio of products derived
from sustainably sourced raw
materials, including palm and
coconut oil derivatives. As a
long standing member of the
Roundtable on Sustainable
Palm Oil (RSPO), Sasol
maintains RSPO Mass Balance
certifications across all relevant
production sites, ensuring
traceability and responsible
sourcing throughout the
supply chain.
SASOL INTEGRATED REPORT 2026
South Africa: has concluded eleven PPAs
(Seven in partnership with Air Liquide)
for ~1,37GW renewable electricity, with
approximately 1,2GW to be wheeled to the
Sasol South African Operations and the
remainder to external customers
Europe: At the German facilities, the purchased
electricity is fully renewable. In Italy, multiple
PPAs have been secured, with some already
operational and the remainder targeting fully
renewable status by 2030
Asia: Plans in progress to be fully renewable
by 2030
North America: A 30 GWh Virtual PPA is
active. A 250 GWh VPPA signed with Akuo in
June 2025 will supply ~50% of Lake Charles’
power needs from mid-FY27. Actively looking
for additional projects to cover the remaining
50% consumption with renewables
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Procurement of banned and
restricted substances
Sasol screens all orders for inbound
chemicals and materials to ensure that
it does not procure illegal or banned
substances. Where substances are
restricted or controlled, permits are in
place and are managed by the Product
Stewardship function, to ensure
adherence to all related requirements.
Refer to pages 112.
