RNG has stepped in to help the settlement of Tas-Yuryakh in Yakutia manage waste collection during the recent holiday period.
The move comes in response to a request for special equipment from the Head of the Botuobuinsky nasleg, a small agricultural community in Yakutia. The company provided equipment and crews to clear household waste throughout the settlement, along with liquid waste from public facilities.
Dear colleagues, partners, friends!
Happy New Year and Merry Christmas!
The year 2025 was rich in social, cultural and environmental initiatives, all of them memorable and beneficial. It is now coming to an end, so we would like to recognise the contribution of RNG’s professional team.
We are moving forward and achieving our goals only thanks to you.
Please accept our sincere gratitude for the fantastic job you have been doing. I wish you every success in your endeavours.
RNG has provided emergency diesel fuel for backup generators to a remote community in Yakutia.
The move comes in response to a request from the Head of the Bechenchinsky nasleg, a small agricultural community in Yakutia. The village reached out for assistance after it experienced an unexpected failure in its power supply. During the outage, residents relied on backup diesel generators for several days while repair works were under way.
RNG has provided financial assistance to help restore villages in Yakutia’s Oymyakonsky District that were hit by severe flooding earlier this year.
The funding will be used to purchase building materials needed to repair damaged homes and agricultural buildings in affected communities.
Over the summer, heavy rainfall led to widespread flooding across parts of the district, washing out roads, damaging homes, and impacting transport infrastructure. More than 1,200 people were affected by the disaster.
The Company’s employees took part in the 2nd Far Eastern Subsoil Use Forum, held in Yakutsk to mark the 25th anniversary of the Far Eastern Federal District.
The event brought together major players in the resource sector, government officials, scientists, and non-profit organisations to explore the future of mineral development in the region.
RNG has once again pledged its support for Ekologiya—Delo Kazhdogo (Russian for Environment is Everybody's Business), a creative competition that invites children and young people from Russia and around the world to submit original work focused on protecting nature and wildlife, established by the Federal Service for Supervision of Natural Resources Management. This time, the Company has sponsored its sixth season.
The Company has opened two new dorms in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), offering modern living conditions for up to 200 employees working on rotation at the company’s oil and gas sites. The two-storey residential buildings are located at the Yuzhno-Syuldyukarsky licensed site and at the main operations base serving the Eastern blocks of Srednebotuobinskoye oil and gas condensate field. Employees have already moved into the new facilities.
The company's office now features a special box called DobroYashchyk (Russian for A Box of Kindness), and people have been eagerly coming in to donate clothes and shoes to charity.
The box was courtesy of Lavka Radostey (Russian for Joystore), a Russian charity established in 2018. It seeks to help people in need, promoting kindness all across Russia. The organisation is dedicated to supporting orphans, elderly people, large and low-income families, and those affected by natural disasters and crises.
RNG has successfully passed a full compliance audit confirming it meets all Russian environmental regulations and retains its licence to handle hazardous waste.
Following both a document review and on-site inspection, the company confirmed its continued authorisation to collect, transport, process, neutralise, and dispose of waste classified as hazard classes I to IV under Russian law.
RNG has donated three tonnes of frozen pollock to support an animal shelter in Mirny, located in Russia’s Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).
In a further show of support for local conservation efforts, the Company also plans to supply three tonnes of diesel fuel to the Zhivye Almazy Yakutii (Russian for Yakutia’s Living Rough Diamonds) nature park.
Both the shelter and park praised RNG for its its continued support and care for animals.