Environmental Stewardship for a Sustainable Future
Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Policy
NLNG’s Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Policy underscores its unwavering commitment to safeguarding people, assets, and the environment. By fostering a culture of accountability and continuous improvement, NLNG ensures strict compliance with global HSE standards. The policy emphasizes proactive risk management, environmental stewardship, and the promotion of sustainable practices, ensuring that operations not only meet regulatory requirements but also contribute positively to the well-being of surrounding communities and ecosystems.
At Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG), our Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) policy reflects a deep commitment to safeguarding our people, assets, and the environment. We prioritize the well-being of our employees, stakeholders, and the communities around us, while ensuring
sustainable environmental management.
Cleaner Air, Cleaner Future:
Managing Emissions for a
Healthier Environment
NLNG’s Cleaner Air Initiative focuses on reducing emissions and enhancing air quality. Through advanced technology and strict monitoring, the company minimizes emissions from operations, including stack and ambient air quality monitoring. Initiatives like On-Shore Power Supply for marine vessels further cut emissions, supporting NLNG’s commitment to sustainable practices and contributing to global efforts in combating climate change. This ensures cleaner air for surrounding communities and ecosystems.
We are deeply committed to preserving the environment
for future generations. Our drive for sustainability is
centered around a suite of proactive initiatives designed to
minimize our environmental impact and ensure ecological
balance.
Rangers, Researchers, and Wildlife:
The Heart of FINIMA Nature Park
The Finima Nature Park, established by NLNG in 1999, exemplifies the company’s commitment to conservation and sustainability. Spanning 1,000 hectares of Bonny Island’s rich biodiversity, the park acts as a vital carbon sink, offsetting 247,158.78 MgTCO2e annually. Managed by the Nigerian Conservation Foundation, it safeguards endangered species, supports mangrove reforestation, and promotes ecotourism while serving as a hub for environmental research, education, and community engagement.
In 2019, Finima Nature Park celebrated 20 years of existence, as NLNG celebrated 20 years of uninterrupted production and 30 years of incorporation. The park was established on Bonny Island by NLNG in 1999. The site of the nature park is a pristine natural habitat of interesting flora and fauna prevalent on Bonny Island, some endemic only to the Island.