Environment

NLNG is committed to protecting and preserving the environment through sustainable initiatives

From reforestation to biodiversity conservation, we’re driving eco-friendly practices, pursuing solutions to reduce our carbon footprints, and creating a greener future for Nigeria and the planet.

NLNG’s environmental initiatives are designed to protect ecosystems, combat climate change, and promote sustainable development

Green Recovery Initiative

The Green Recovery Initiative focuses on reforestation and coastal erosion control, ensuring the preservation of Nigeria’s natural habitats

In 2023, NLNG planted 60,000 red mangroves, 2,225 Cleistopholis patens, and 900 coconut trees along shorelines to combat erosion, with an 80% survival rate. These efforts restore degraded forests, protect coastal areas, and enhance biodiversity, contributing to a healthier ecosystem.

Finima Nature Park:

A Hub for Biodiversity

Carbon Offset

The park offsets 247,158.78 mega tonnes of CO2, reducing NLNG’s carbon footprint.

Community Protection

It serves as a natural barrier, protecting 250,000 residents from ocean surges and flooding.

Eco-Tourism

Eco-Tourism: Hosting 17,670 visitors in 2023, the park promotes eco-tourism and biodiversity education, with 81 school conservation clubs engaging over 2,000 students.

Waste Management

NLNG adopts a “Cradle to Cradle” approach to waste management, emphasizing the 3R philosophy—Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
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Collaborating with regulatory agencies, NLNG ensures proper handling, treatment, and disposal of waste.

Air Emission Control

At NLNG, we are committed to minimising emissions from our operations abatement at the source. In initial environmental investigations, we used detailed environmental studies to understand how any emissions could spread and where they might settle.

Bonny ConsulOur approach to managing energy use and emissions is guided by our Energy Management Plan, which is certified to the ISO 50001:2018 international standard.ate Building

Biodiversity Surveys and Monitoring

NLNG conducts regular biodiversity surveys to monitor environmental health and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. Our biodiversity initiatives include:

Post-Primary Scholarship:

Since 2012, this scheme has supported 516 high-performing pupils from host communities, investing N2.6 billion to ensure access to quality secondary education.

Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Scholarship

Launched to support students affected by insurgency in Northeast Nigeria, this initiative has awarded scholarships to 25 beneficiaries from Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe states.

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