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Stakeholder engagement

In order to provide more people with renewable energy, we must work with a variety of stakeholders. That's why we work to create an open dialogue around sustainability issues with all stakeholders who are part of, or are potentially impacted by, our activities.

Our stakeholders

We engage with a range of stakeholders. Below are some examples:

Our owner

Statkraft is owned by the Norwegian people through the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries.

Authorities

We engage in close dialogue with local, national and international authorities to provide key decision makers with up-to-date information about Statkraft’s projects, and the importance of renewable energy in the green transition.

Financial institutions

We engage with investors and financial institutions, both of which have an increased focus on sustainability. Investors enable Statkraft and support the global shift to a more sustainable energy system. In addition to financing, our core banks provide services that support ongoing operations and mitigate risks for our owner and investors. Statkraft strives to have a good dialogue with investors and financial institutions and provide relevant information related to sustainability.

Local communities

We engage with local communities throughout the lifecycle of our projects and operations. We conduct consultations and engage in meaningful dialogue with neighbouring communities and local organisations. During construction of our projects, we keep consultation and contact channels open, including Community Liaison Groups to minimise distruption.

Employees 

We work continuously to provide an inclusive and mutually respectful working environment. We are strongly committed to diversity, labour rights and equitable treatment to make Statkraft a great place to work.

We hold an annual employee survey to evaluate our organisation and management, with topics including leadership, cooperation, working conditions, and personal development.

Suppliers 

We work with our suppliers to ensure implementation of high sustainability standards. In order to drive improvement, we ensure training, reviews, inspections and audits in order to ensure compliance.

Civil society 

At project level we engage and collaborate with Local Authorities and elected representatives to learn about the needs of local communities and search for positive synergies between our activities and theirs. At a country level we engage with many statutory and non-statutory organisations both bilaterally and through sustainability networks.

Networks 

Our internal governance work is supplemented by external networks where we share experiences and best practice. Networks where Statkraft UK is a member include industry organisations RenewableUK, Scottish Renewables and the Electricity Storage Network. We are members of CBI, Prosper and local Chambers of Commerce near our project locations