Performance Data

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2012 2013 2014

Hours Worked

Employees    
4,939,972 6,999,669 6,602,049
Contractros    
15,775,281 16,408,159 18,670,614
Total Hours Worked    
20,715,253 23,407,828 25,272,663

Lost-time Incidents

Employees    
3 3 0
Contractors    
14 13 13
Total Lost-Time Incidents    
17 16 13

Recordable Incidents

Employees    
7 13 3
Contractors    
43 56 56
Total Recordable Incidents    
50 69 59

Total Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR)

Employees    
0.28 0.37 0.09
Contractors    
0.55 0.68 0.60
Combined TRIR    
0.48 0.59 0.47

Days Away from Work Incident Rate (DWIR)

Employees    
0.12 0.09 0
Contractors    
0.18 0.16 0.14
Total DWIR    
0.16 0.14 0.10

Fatalities

Employees    
0 0 0
Contractors    
0 0 0
Total Fatalities    
0 0 0
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Process Safety Events

Employees    
292
Contractors    
264
Total Process Safety Event    
556
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Process Safety Event Rate

Level 1 Combined (Employees and Contractors)    
1
Level 2 Combined (Employees and Contractors)    
4.3

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  2012   2013   2014

Workforce Diversity

Female National Female National Female National
Cameroon          
25% 75% 46% 69% 33% 83%
Rep. of Cyprus          
47% 82% 48% 76% 54% 71%
Equatorial Guinea          
41% 75% 33% 70% 34% 72%
Israel          
38% 87% 31% 84% 35% 94%
United States          
34% 0% 34% 0% 31% 0%
Nicaragua          
- - - - 67% 67%

U.S. Diversity by Job Category

Female Minority Female Minority Female Minority
Executive / Senior-Level Officials and Managers          
7% 0% 7% 7% 7% 5%
First / Mid-Level Officials and Managers          
14% 7% 16% 9% 17% 11%
Professionals          
36% 19% 36% 16% 35% 15%
Technicians          
69% 21% 65% 21% 67% 22%
Administrative Support Workers          
89% 22% 88% 23% 86% 21%
Operatives          
0% 10% 0% 11% 1% 12%

Total Number of Employees

Total Employees          
2190 2527 2730

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2012 2013 2014

Investments by Country

Cameroon    
- - $66,488
Rep. of Cyprus    
- $55,800 $48,467
Ecuador1    
$13,000 - -
Equatorial Guinea2    
$4,597,000 $4,956,635 $5,150,954
Falkland Islands    
- $28,074 $129,315
Israel    
$1,471,000 $1,957,650 $2,707,497
Nicaragua    
$119,000 $282,770 $213,865
U.S.    
$4,404,000 $6,161,630 $6,120,466
Total Investments    
$10,591,000 $13,442,485 $14,919,152

1 In May 2011, Noble Energy transferred its assets in Ecuador to the Ecuadorian government.

2 Includes community investments in operated and non-operated areas.

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U.S. Onshore Water Consumption (in barrels)

Recycled or Reused Water    
7,300,00 1,052,7023 4,706,900
Water from Public or Private Sources    
17,500,000 30,876,829 56,431,000
Total Water Consumed    
24,800,000 31,929,531 61,137,900

Offshore Water Consumption (in barrels)

Seawater    
332,594 - 246,800
Freshwater    
181,489 - 93,500
Total Water Consumed    
514,083 658,756 340,300

DJ Basin Water Consumption (in barrels)

Recycled or Reused Water    
- 317,781 1,700,000
Water from Public or Private Sources    
- 23,415,881 30,000,00
Total Water Consumed    
- 23,733,662 31,700,00

Marcellus Shale Water Consumption (in barrels)

Recycled or Reused Water    
- 701,292 300,000
Water from Public or Private Sources    
- 7,432,068 26,200,000
Total Water Consumed    
- 8,133,360 29,200,000
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Nevada Water Consumption (in barrels)

Recycled or Reused Water    
- - 6,900
Water from Public or Private Sources    
- - 213,000
Total Water Consumed    
- - 237,900
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U.S. Onshore Water Disposed (in barrels)

U.S. Onshore Water Disposed (in barrels)    
- - 8,322,500
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Offshore Water Discharged (in barrels)

Offshore Water Discharged (in barrels)    
- - 11,212,400

Spills (in barrels)

Hydrocarbons    
2,4554 493 697.5
Water    
657 3,439 609
Other    
190 234 464

GHG Emissions (metric tons CO2e)

Combustion    
626,800 994,633 1,258,526
Flaring    
522,200 1,152,0886 604,0477
Fugitive    
260,700 321,519 122,6458
Mobile    
40,200 59,905 16,462
Venting    
628,700 384,371 350,5728
Direct    
2,078,600 2,912,516 2,352,253
Indirect    
61,630 31,653 31,603
Normalized (metric tons CO2e/MBOE)    
23 25 17

Scope 3 Emissions (metric tons CO2e)

Scope 3 Emissions    
- 7,662 8,731

U.S. Emissions (in tons)

VOC    
10,653 8,468 7,418
NOx    
2,396 1,656 2,311
SOx    
1 0.5 0.2
CO    
4,697 4,717 3,409

Estimated Emissions Reductions (in mcf- thousand cubic feet) of Methane

IR Camera    
N/A 92,969 260,526
Vapor Recovery Units (VRU)    
N/A 41,353 33,390
Artificial lift: smart life automated    
N/A 15,828 15,828
Total    
N/A 150,150 309,744

Energy Consumption (gigajoules)

Indirect Electricity    
- 200,045 147,926
Diesel    
- 3,758,156 2,799,337
Natural Gas    
- 11,747,729 16,057,699
Gasoline    
- 95,964 98,959
Aviation Fuel    
- 37,543 55,308
Liquefied Natural Gas    
- - 266,103
Total    
- 15,839,437 19,425,332

The 2012 divestiture of District 5 (West Texas) affected this number. District 5 applied water flood techniques that utilized all produced water (recycled/reused water) from active wells.

1,466 barrels of this total volume can be attributed to acts of vandalism in Colorado, which were reported to authorities.

Emissions for 2014 divestitures reported through effective date of divestiture. Emissions for divested operations in prior years reported through closing date of divestiture.

Limited existing infrastructure related to our operations in Equatorial Guinea and “stranded” wells in the DJ Basin were the primary contributors to an increase in flaring in 2013 compared to 2012.

To be consistent with the rest of our international greenhouse gas calculations, we applied the industry recognized American Petroleum Institute (API) Compendium calculation to our Equatorial Guinea operations.

Reductions reflect process improvements that allowed more accurate tracking of these metrics.