When evaluating new projects, we evaluate the potential costs associated with Ghg emissions by applying a uniform project screening value Psv of 40 real terms per tonne of carbon dioxide CO2 equivalent to the total Ghg emissions of each investment. This Psv is typically applied when evaluating new projects globally, with the development of detailed Ghg and energy management plans being one of the checks. High-emitting projects undergo additional sensitivity testing, such as the potential for future Ccs projects. These processes can result in projects being stopped, designs being changed, and potential Ghg mitigation mitigation