Annual report - HSE
Annual report - HSE
Annual report - HSE
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Corporative risks<br />
The following corporative risks of the <strong>HSE</strong> Group arise from the risk registry:<br />
• Control of the <strong>HSE</strong> Group management;<br />
• Risk due to non-current Development Plan;<br />
• Control of the <strong>HSE</strong> company management, too frequent replacement of management<br />
and SB; and<br />
• Consolidation of the <strong>HSE</strong> Group management.<br />
It is estimated that the risks were appropriately managed taking into account additional<br />
limitations.<br />
Information system risks<br />
One of <strong>HSE</strong>’s key projects to decrease the IS risks is the project of new ERP system<br />
implementation. Since this comprises implementation of software solution, which requires<br />
highly available environment, a double database centre DRC – Disaster Recovery Centre<br />
was established at the end of 2012. At the same time, the server and data infrastructure<br />
of <strong>HSE</strong> was optimised, ensuring synchronous duplication of data between both database<br />
centres. DRC actually provides replication of production data at both locations, at the<br />
distance of more than 70 km but accessible in both directions via the communication circle<br />
of the <strong>HSE</strong> Group.<br />
t has been estimated that information system risks were managed adequately, considering<br />
the given limitations.<br />
R&D risk<br />
Delayed performance of investments planned<br />
For the purpose of risk management in the area of delays in realisation of investments,<br />
<strong>HSE</strong> regularly and intensively monitors and controls how the <strong>HSE</strong> Groups’ investments are<br />
prepared and carried out in all stages of individual project. The course of investments and<br />
other development plans is monitored by Development Committee, Committee for Active<br />
Supervision of Investments and Risk Management Committee. All potential deviation and<br />
risks are managed in accordance with determined mechanisms.<br />
Misdirected priorities in preparation and implementation of the<br />
company’s strategic policies<br />
Strategic policies of companies are set based on the goals of national and EU energy<br />
and climate policy, the owner’s requirements about infrastructure management and<br />
the economic (business) goals of operations. Strategic policies are determined in the<br />
company’s main development documents, which were submitted to revision in the last<br />
quarter of 2012, due to numerous changes in energy sector and economic environment.<br />
One of the measures for management of the company’s risks is monitoring of all changes<br />
in the mentioned areas and adaptation of strategic policies to circumstances as they arise.<br />
Another measure is monitoring of technological development in the area of electricity<br />
production and other technological fields.<br />
Failure of key projects to qualify as national priorities<br />
Pursuant to preparation of strategic policies and development documents of the company<br />
and the <strong>HSE</strong> Group, we ensure timely preparation of all major investment projects regarding<br />
new production facilities. For this purpose we actively monitor preparation of investments<br />
and other development projects within the scope of Development Committee. In this way,<br />
we guarantee uninterrupted preparation of the documentation required for the existing<br />
and potential development projects. The goals of the <strong>HSE</strong> Group development projects<br />
are coordinated with the sector goals of the republic of Slovenia in the area energy and<br />
climate policy. We actively cooperate with the owner’s representatives, relevant ministries<br />
and other competent institutions.<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> Report <strong>HSE</strong> 2012<br />
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