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SUSTAINABILITY REPORTof the Environment of the Baltic Sea Area – HELCOM) theCompany assessed the environmental impact of its plannedoperations. Possible damage to the environment during constructionand production was assessed using the most pessimisticcriteria. The Company developed a recovery plan, andfunds were allocated for its implementation before constructionbegan.The Company respects Russian and international public opinionregarding the project. In response to the concerns raised, includingobjections made by ecological organisations, the Companyconducted a public hearing to which it invited representatives ofpublic organisations from the region and neighbouring countries,journalists, the consuls of Lithuania and Poland, and members oflocal communities. Notification of the hearing was published in thenewspapers Kaliningradskaya Pravda and Rossyiskaya Gazeta, andposted on the internet. The Company accepted proposals andcomments about the project. A roundtable for scholars, public andthe mass media was conducted in towns of the oblast along witha survey of the local population. A science conference was held atKaliningrad State University. At the request of the Lithuanian government,OOO LUKOIL-Kaliningradmorneft was visited byLithuanian experts who were shown project documents, the planfor preventing and managing oil spills at the D-6 offshore facilities,the programme for industrial ecological monitoring, results ofbaseline surveys, and other materials.The project was approved by all authorities and in January 2003received a positive assessment from a state ecological expertcouncil at the federal level.Construction of the platform was completed within a year. InFebruary 2004 the state commission chaired by the oblast ViceGovernor noted the high degree of environmental and industrialsafety of the platform and signed approval for its launch.Starting in the second half of 2004, the Company has monitoredthe Baltic southwest from a satellite. This monitoring providesinformation required for decision-making in all instances of oil pol-90
ENVIRONMENT, SAFETY, AND HEALTHlution in the operation area of OOO LUKOIL-Kaliningradmornefttogether with data on approaching spills from external sources.A special vessel capable of extinguishing fires, saving people andcollecting spilled oil is constantly on duty near the platform forprompt response to possible emergency leaks. The Company hasalso contracted a special unit of the Transportation Ministry's StateMarine Rescue Service to localize and eliminate oil spills.In 2004, the Emergency Situations Ministry conducted an exercisefor its command and staff together with the LUKOIL EmergencyCommission. During the exercise and drills participants practicedprimary response techniques. The exercise underscored thestaff's high level of professional and emergency skills.At the invitation of the Natural Resources Ministry of the RussianFederation and OAO LUKOIL, a delegation of the HelsinkiCommission Secretariat visited the oil platform, the oil collector inRomanovo, and the terminal in Izhevsky from September 29 toOctober 1, 2004. The experts focused on the ecological safety ofthe facilities and expressed a favourable opinion of the zero-dischargepolicy for the oil platform and of the up-to-date ecologicalmonitoring system.The platform at the Kravtsovskoye deposit and related facilitiesoperate in full compliance with international and Russian legislation.Compensations for negative environmental impact are usedto replenish the fish population. From the beginning of constructionand production at D-6 in the Baltic Sea there has been no incidentthat could have had a negative environmental impact.providing healthy and safe work conditions for the staff.Those documents prescribe evaluation of environmental impact duringthe reconstruction of existing facilities as well as during construction ofnew industrial facilities of the Company. Corporate approaches andstandards concerning the evaluation of environmental impact complywith Russian legislation and international practice.91
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