Our Approach to Reporting

This report, our fourth Corporate Sustainability Report, covers a broad set of topics, which we consider material for our business, and focuses on our progress in calendar year 2021. We continue to improve our processes for measuring, monitoring, tracking, and disclosing our performance in relation to the ESG factors that are relevant and important for both our Company and industry. 

Reporting Guidance

This report was developed in alignment with current best practice sustainability reporting standards and frameworks, which include guidelines and recommendations by the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB), and IPIECA (formerly known as the International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association).

Issue-specific guidelines were also considered by the Company and the Board’s Environmental, Social, Governance, and Safety (ESG and Safety) Committee to provide an even deeper level of reporting on key areas for Range, such as climate change. Our climate change disclosure is guided by the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). Also, in 2022, we responded to the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) Climate Change and Water Security Questionnaires. 

Within Performance Indicators, we note that in 2020, Range Resources completed the sales of our North Louisiana and conventional assets. To enable benchmarking of data for this and future reports, 2020 environmental data excludes data from these assets. Prior year data has not been restated and reflects ownership of the assets. We also include Content Indices that map our disclosures with the GRI standards, the SASB standards, the IPIECA guidelines, and the TCFD framework.

 

The contents of this report as well as our long-standing disclosures on our company website go through an internal review, further reflecting our commitment to accurate and transparent reporting.