Responsibility and governance
If you are checking what kind of counterparty Grenelle is, these are the commitments the firm states: fair dealing, environmental protection, health and safety, and the standards applied across the business.
At Grenelle, responsible conduct is central to how we operate. This means dealing fairly with our customers, suppliers, and partners, and being mindful of the communities connected to our business activities.
Our approach to social responsibility is built to hold up under the social, economic, and environmental pressures inherent to our industry, not as a fixed checklist, but as an ongoing discipline we apply across our operations.
What that means in practice
- Environment, Health & Safety
- Given the nature of our business, particular attention is paid to environmental protection and to health and safety standards around oil storage, handling, and logistics activities.
- Governance
- Responsible conduct also means how we run the business day to day: the standards we hold across our operations, the way we manage financial and commercial risk, and our accountability for our environmental footprint.
Code of Business Conduct and Ethics
The Code of Business Conduct and Ethics sets out in full the standards of conduct expected of Grenelle’s directors, officers, employees, and key consultants.
Data and privacy
What the enquiry form collects, and how those details are handled, is in the privacy policy.