EDUCATION

As part of the preparation of the document "West Dala's 2022 GHG Inventory Report", a training course for employees has been conducted. During the workshop, the company's specialists familiarized themselves with the methods of GHG emissions assessment (Scope 1, Scope 2, Scope 3) in accordance with the international GHG Protocol methodology. "Assessment as well as subsequent reduction of GHG emissions is important in today's environment, as we are constantly faced with changing weather conditions that directly and indirectly affect production activities," notes Svetlana Satanova, West Dala's Environmental Protection Manager.

She said that Environment, Society, Corporate Governance is a business strategy that implies respect for nature, company employees and society. In Kazakhstan, the sustainability of companies has come to be assessed through the quality of growth and the ability to create long-term value for stakeholders, including the environment, rather than only through profits and other financial indicators. An increasing number of investors are considering the environmental and social impact of a company when making decisions about investing in it.

It is important that not only ecologists, but a wide range of company specialists attended the workshop to learn how to assess GHG emissions.

  

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At the end of August, the first Forum on Artificial Intelligence in the Oil and Gas Industry was held in Atyrau. The initiator was the Union of Oilfield Service Companies of Kazakhstan (KazService) with the official support of the Akimat of Atyrau Region, the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Ministry of Digital Development, Innovation and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and the Atameken National Chamber of Entrepreneurs.

In July, a training session on “Risk Management” was held as part of implementing the recommendations following the ISM recertification audit.