SERVICES

West Dala provides services to remediate historical contamination in oil and gas production fields using a variety of processing methods and technologies. The example is a work in Karakiya District under the contract between "Mangistaumunaigas" JSC (MMGZ) and West Dala.

Last week, during a press tour, journalists and representatives of government agencies familiarized themselves with the oil waste treatment process. The main soil-cultivating works are designed for bioremediation. Under the main contract, the volume is 87,818 tons, with 59,461 tons currently cleaned up, and reclamation of cleaned up soils has been carried out.

As noted during the press tour, all soil cleaning works are carried out under the Memorandum in the field of environmental protection, concluded between the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the RoK and NC “KazMunayGas” JSC in 2019. Its purpose is to clean up the territories polluted by oil. After cleaning of contaminated soils to a safe level the analysis is carried out by the third-party independent accredited laboratories-contractor, "MMG" JSC, Department of Ecology in Mangistau oblast. After receiving a positive result on the analysis, the treated soils will be used for reclamation of the cleaned area and submitted to the state control bodies and the Akimat of Karakiya District.

 

 

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A lecture on “Waste Management and Spill Response” was held at Kh. Dosmukhamedov University. Environmental specialists from West Dala — Ainagul Sagiyeva and Islam Sagynbayev — conducted an engaging session with students, highlighting the key principles of environmentally responsible waste management. The focus was on modern approaches to safe disposal, reducing environmental impact, and the role of business in building a sustainable environment.

The “Innovative Ideas” competition was held in the Atyrau Region to support talented youth and develop their scientific research and inventive potential. Specialists from West Dala — environmental engineer Aigul Sagiyeva and chief technologist Minara Massalimova — were invited to serve as members of the jury.

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