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Highlights from the report include:
-- The creation of a dedicated Policy, Environment & Sustainability team with the mandate of integrating financial, environmental, social and ethical considerations into the execution ofEncana's new business strategy.
-- Continued investment in technologies that economically improve the company's environmental performance. In 2013,Encana's Environmental Innovation Fund (EIF) marked a major milestone -- reaching over 1.1 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions avoided since the fund's creation. The company invested approximately$6.8 million through the EIF in 2013 and, since the creation of the fund, has cumulatively conserved approximately 8 billion cubic feet of natural gas.
-- Sustained year-over-year reductions in reportable spill volumes, due in large part to the continued advancement of spill reporting, management and prevention practices.
-- Examples of industry-leading water management technologies, includingEncana's Neptune Water Treatment facility inWyoming , the Water Resource Hub project nearDawson Creek, British Columbia and an alternative water sourcing project nearGrande Prairie, Alberta in support of the company'sPipestone operations. -- Strategic partnerships with post-secondary institutions, industry peers, regulators and other groups on a number of topics including fugitive methane and volatile organic compound emissions, water sourcing and workforce planning. -- Remarkable commitment fromEncana employees to the communities where they live and work. The company's 2013 Encana Cares campaign generated over$1.8 million with donations from over 1,850 employees to approximately 1,380 charities.
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