The company provided backfill material for the construction site of a new block of flats.
The building will have two sections and 16 flats to house people to be moved from substandard homes under the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)’s special programme, part of the Housing and Urban Environment national project.
The company covered travel expenses and paid for the accommodation for the students of V.P. Larionov Physical and Technical Lyceum.
The final of the Russian National Children’s Environmental Forum is scheduled to take place in the city of Chelyabinsk on 15–16 October. It will see projects from 51 regions of the country.
Yakutian seventh-year students will present a project on the Development of Ecotourism in Yakutsk and deliver a speech on promoting existing and creating new eco-friendly routes.
The company sent three tonnes of diesel to fuel the machinery of Zhivye Almazy Yakutii (Russian for Yakutia’s Living Rough Diamonds).
The long-standing cooperation of RNG and the reserve is formalised in an agreement that expects the company to supply diesel fuel and help conserve fodder every year to feed animals living in the reserve located in Mirninsky District of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).
RNG also donated a TREKOL, an all-terrain vehicle.
The company covered travel expenses and paid for the accommodation for the professors and students from Moscow.
GITIS, Russian Institute of Theatre Arts, has teamed up with the Arctic State Institute of Culture and Arts to hold drama classes. The curriculum focuses on acting, speech training, and stage presence.
Monulakh Geologorazvedka LLC, RNG’s fellow subsidiary, has funded the planting of pine seedlings worth 11 million roubles.
The company has partnered with the Russian Forest Protection Centre to complete a reforestation project as part of its compensation measures. Together, they planted over 56 thousand plants from July to August.
Since 2022, RNG has invested more than 170 million roubles to reforest 668+ hectares in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).
Both organisations go out of their way to provide relief assistance to the people evacuating from Kursk Oblast. The Company’s funds cover the essentials: food, bedding, hygiene kits, and household appliances.
The Russian Red Cross provides targeted assistance; they process individual help messages and purchase non-prescription drugs and baby food. Mental health is a priority, too.
Our dear colleagues and friends:
Happy Day of Oil and Gas Industry Workers!
I would like to extend my gratitude to you all for your excellent work, your professionalism, and your unwavering commitment to our business. Thank you for your expertise and professional ethics—it is an example to everyone! Your support and efforts contribute to the success of our company. RNG employees have never backed down from a challenge, and there are many ahead.
I am certain that our teamwork and dedication will make all the difference in achieving our goals.
The company’s offices now feature special boxes called DobroYashchyki (Russian for Boxes of Kindness). People have been eagerly coming in to donate clothes and shoes to the charity.
The boxes are 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, and big and poor families whose lives have been shattered by conflict and disaster.
As part of its cooperation with the Russian Red Cross (RRC), the Company will allocate two million rubles for supporting the people affected by the shellings in the border regions of the country.
The public organization will use the allocated funds to purchase basic necessities: clothes, food kits, and personal hygiene products. The humanitarian supplies will then be delivered to the residents of the Kursk Region and other border regions located in the emergency area.
The Company has employed the students until the close of navigation. Practical training is conducted on the Viktoria-1, Boets, and Vitimets motor vessels owned by the Company.
Five students, who have completed their third- and second-year education at the Ust-Kut branch of the Siberian State University of Water Transport, intern on the vessels. The university is one of the leading educational institutions for training of navy officers and river vessel operating technicians.