An environmental impact assessment (EIA) is conducted at the planning stage of every project in order to determine the environmental and other effects of the project in compliance with the Republic of Kazakhstan’s laws, the LLP Firma Ada Oil environmental management system specifications, and the precautionary principle (Principle 15 of the United Nations Rio Declaration on Environmental Protection and Development, 2021). Throughout the design process of every project, public hearings are held to gather input from many stakeholders, including research institutions, public associations, administrative, governmental, and regulatory bodies, as well as the media and local community.

LLP Firma Ada Oil is dedicated to conducting business in a way that has the least negative effects on the environment. We aggressively reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adhere to stringent international environmental requirements. Our primary environmental objectives for 2022 were to continue concentrating on strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to become a member of the CDP (previously known as the Carbon Disclosure Project), a crucial platform that allows businesses to reveal their risk management and environmental impact.

Environment Management

LLP Firma Ada Oil’s environmental management system has received certification that it satisfies the international standard ISO 14001: 2019. All business operations involve a risk-based strategy to safeguard the environmental safety of the company. Environmental monitoring and industrial environmental management are under the purview of LLP Firma Ada Oil. Every stage of the process involves an assessment of the environmental impact of industrial operations, which is crucial for decision-making regarding investment and management.

In order to fully evaluate the environmental impact of both planned and continuing production activities, LLP Firma Ada Oil considers the specific features of these systems in addition to all aspects of the influence on ecosystems. The best technologies are introduced at each step of the project with the aim of reducing negative consequences, based on the evaluation findings.

LLP Firma Ada Oil places a high priority on creating environmental laws. Nearly every draft law in this field is extensively debated by the company’s professionals. As part of the State Environmental Expertise, the corporation hosts public hearings when planning new projects. At these sessions, it informs interested parties about the potential environmental effects of the proposed activity and grants access to supporting documentation.