2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2016.06.064
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An integrative environmental performance index for benchmarking in oil and gas industry

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“…Additional region‐level and sector‐level environmental data come from the China Statistical Yearbook on Environment and the China Statistical Yearbook, which can be obtained from China's National Bureau of Statistics (NBSC). Industrial integrity should be considered when it refers to public goods such as environmental protection (Frank, Dalle Molle, Gerstlberger, Bernardi, & Pedrini, ). Additionally, a geographic region is a meaningful unit for analyzing the regulation environment because provinces in China vary significantly in their development of institutions (Jin, Qian & Weingast, ) and, more importantly, in terms of the enforcement of environmental laws (Zhang & Fu, ; Zhu, He, & Liu, ).…”
Section: Data and Methodsologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additional region‐level and sector‐level environmental data come from the China Statistical Yearbook on Environment and the China Statistical Yearbook, which can be obtained from China's National Bureau of Statistics (NBSC). Industrial integrity should be considered when it refers to public goods such as environmental protection (Frank, Dalle Molle, Gerstlberger, Bernardi, & Pedrini, ). Additionally, a geographic region is a meaningful unit for analyzing the regulation environment because provinces in China vary significantly in their development of institutions (Jin, Qian & Weingast, ) and, more importantly, in terms of the enforcement of environmental laws (Zhang & Fu, ; Zhu, He, & Liu, ).…”
Section: Data and Methodsologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Firms are often responsible for environmental degradation issues such as biodiversity loss, soil degradation, ozone depletion, global warming and decreasing water quality (Capelle-Blancard and Laguna, 2010;Ercolano et al, 2014;Frank et al, 2016;Ogwu, 2016;Shrivastava, 1995a;Ercolano, 2014). It has been supported that even SMEs, which may have a lower impact on the natural environment due to their size, are also responsible for over 70% of environmental pollution incidents (Adekola et al, 2016;Hillary, 2004;Pineiro Chousa et al, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most frequently used methods in the industry are benchmarks for other companies, but they do not necessary lead to best results. [20][21][22] When projects are selected for implementation, most of the companies use a profit-based criterion applied at individual project level, instead of considering several criteria at the organization level [23]. Also various indicators at the individual project level are easier to implement than at the portfolio level because there are only a few factors that need to be controlled.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%