Energy and Environmental Services, Inc.

Climate Impact & Sustainability Data (2022)

Good employee relationships; no collective bargaining contracts
Commitment to respect for employees and integrity in working relationships, including diversity, equity, and inclusion within the workforce

Microbial contamination issue shut down organic fertilizer production
Equipment procurement issues slowed production capacity upgrades
Competition from companies with substantially greater financial and technical resources
Increased labor costs and labor shortages
Dependence on a limited number of suppliers for key materials and equipment
Increases in the price of primary raw materials
Extensive health and safety and environmental laws and regulations
Use of hazardous materials exposes to potential liabilities
Increasing attention and regulation relating to environmental, social, and governance matters

Investigating the cause of contamination and restoring organic fertilizer production
Gradually upgrading production lines
Increased sales efforts and took a more competitive pricing approach
Ongoing cost savings initiatives
Working to minimize material effects of inflation, labor shortages, and product and equipment procurement
Adapting manufacturing and distribution processes to environmental control standards
Devoting significant financial resources to ensure compliance with safety and environmental laws

Potential consumer use of substitutes for fossil-fuel energy commodities
Legislation, regulations or other regulatory initiatives that impose more stringent oil and gas sector standards