Environmental Culture Development

The Company regularly arranges training focused on ensuring that its management and production culture is increasingly environmentally conscious and technical competencies are being developed to support this.
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Read moreEnergy conservation and improving consumption efficiency at the Company’s assets are top strategic priorities for Gazprom Neft. In 2013 Gazprom Neft approved a new energy policy. The policy, aimed at cutting the Company’s environmental impact, reducing the consumption of resources, and improving energy efficiency at Gazprom Neft, is based on the ISO 50001 international standard. Gazprom Neft has taken advantage of the leading international and domestic practices to efficiently manage consumption of energy resources through the implementation of modern production management tools.
Gazprom Neft is an industry leader in terms of energy consumption per ton of oil produced.
The Company has employed a corporate Energy Policy since 2013. In accordance with this Energy Policy, Gazprom Neft management carries out a systematic review and works towards the following key objectives:In 2016, the Upstream Division’s Energy Efficiency Program exceeded its targets. The Division’s energy savings were 433 mln kWh, equivalent to RUB 1.251 billion.
The Company has fully introduced the information management system to register contaminated and disturbed lands.
Key areas for improving energy efficiency within the Upstream Division include:
In 2015, the Company approved a comprehensive program for improving the reliability of power supply for oil refineries in
As a direct result of measures taken to improve energy efficiency, consumption costs in the logistics, refining and marketing Block have decreased by RUB 528.9 million. The combined total of heat, electricity and fuel saved equalled 2,369.9 TJ.
Gazprom Neft is currently exploring and investigating opportunities for using alternative energy sources. Serbian company NIS, in which Gazprom Neft owns a 56.5% share, is actively developing the use of renewable energy sources.NIS’ energy development strategy today envisages using geothermal water, wind, coal and oil shale as energy sources. The company is now using energy from thermal waters for heating, with eight geothermal systems having been created at 11 wells, and a further 20 wells under development. Wind generation is also helping to reduce CO2 environmental emissions. In 2016, the company completed site clearance for construction of its own 100 MW-capacity wind farm in Planidishte, comprising 40 wind turbines, expected to go into operation in 2018.
The Company regularly arranges training focused on ensuring that its management and production culture is increasingly environmentally conscious and technical competencies are being developed to support this.
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