E S G

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) are key aspects for companies striving to operate sustainably and responsibly.

E - Environment

Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions

Production of biomethane as an alternative to fossil fuels.
Utilization of organic waste as a raw material.

Water management

Minimizing water usage in technological processes.
Reusing process water.

Conservation of natural resources

Reducing energy consumption from non-renewable sources.
Installing solar panels at facilities.

S - Social

Support for local communities

Creating jobs in rural areas.
Education on sustainable waste management.

Health and workplace safety

Health and safety training for employees.
Implementation of procedures to minimize the risk of accidents.

Diversity and inclusion

Promoting equality in recruitment.
Adapting workplaces to meet the needs of people with disabilities.

G - Governance

Stakeholder engagement

Organizing consultations with local communities.
Engaging in dialogue with suppliers and business partners on sustainable development.

Compliance and regulatory alignment

Monitoring changes in biogas and environmental regulations.
Regular internal and external audits.

Risk management

Regular risk assessments in the supply chain.
Monitoring regulatory compliance.

Diversity in the board composition

A woman – owner of the company.
A significant percentage of women in the company’s overall workforce.

Our Approach to ESG

At our company, we believe that sustainable development is key to a better future. That's why, in every biogas and biomethane project, we follow the principles of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), which are the foundation of our operations. Through, we not only create valuable projects but also contribute to environmental protection and the well-being of the communities we work with.

Environmental:

We focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, utilizing renewable energy sources, and converting organic waste into clean energy.