RNG has provided another round of practical support for the settlement of Tas-Yuryakh in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), supplying the materials needed to prepare the site for a new rural health clinic.
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The Vilyuiskoye Water Reservoir has welcomed more than half a million pelad fry as part of RNG’s annual environmental programme. The initiative, led by the Company’s ecologists, focuses on restoring valuable native fish populations and protecting the ecological balance of Yakutia’s waterways.
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The Company has received a positive assessment of its high sustainability from AK&M, confirming its position among Russia’s resilient and responsible companies.
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Yakutia has hosted an awards ceremony for the winners of the fifth educational competition sponsored by RNG. In 2026, the competition, organised by the Ministry of Education and Science and the Trust Fund for Future Generations of Yakutia, celebrates its fifth anniversary. The Company is a driving force behind the event and its General Partner.
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Applause fills the hall, smiles light up the room, and the awards are richly deserved. In Yakutsk, RNG is honouring teachers from across the republic as winners of the education competition it funds. The atmosphere in the hall is warm and celebratory, with families and colleagues genuinely sharing in the winners’ joy. After months of preparation and a tough selection process, the laureates take the stage to receive the recognition they have earned.
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RNG has long worked in partnership with the town of Mirny and Mirninsky District in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) on a range of social, economic and infrastructure initiatives.
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RNG has introduced dyed diesel across all of its operations in Yakutia. Every litre of fuel used to power the company’s vehicles and facilities is now tinted red, making it instantly identifiable.
The Company rolled out the measure in January, adding a special dye to its fuel supplies to minimise the risk of misuse or theft. The colouring agent is blended into the diesel at fuel storage facilities according to a controlled specification.
