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At National Energy we ensure that economic growth is merged with environmental stewardship by consistently seeking to improve the company’s environmental quality standards and social responsibility. |
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Minimizing our ecological footprint through the prevention of land and marine pollution and management of the potential impacts of company activities.
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Working with contractors to identify and develop environmentally sound policies and procedures.
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Ensure compliance with local environmental legislation and international best practice.
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Corporate Commitment
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National Energy has spearheaded many local initiatives such as beach clean-up and tree planting carried out by employee volunteers. Also, awareness sessions are provided to all employees to proliferate environmentally sound attitudes.
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Community Commitment
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At National Energy, we partner with government institutions, local authorities, community representatives and non-government organisations to facilitate environmental sustainability awareness to the local community and students. |
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Asset Protection
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Access control measures are maintained at all of our facilities by trained Private Security Personnel. Our main physical assets include National Energy Head Office, Tug Mooring Facility (Port Point Lisas), LABIDCO Port, Savonetta Piers, Port of Galeota, Estate and Administrative office and UIE.
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Our Asset Protection Strategy is designed to protect shareholder value in our existing operations by identifying risk and taking appropriate measures to minimize risk to individuals, Company personnel and assets.
Based on the ISPS Code and the Shipping (Ship and Port Facility Security) Regulations, 2004 of Trinidad and Tobago, we have in place a Port Facility Security Plan (PFSF) for our port facilities which includes access control measures, monitoring capabilities, Ship to Port interface, Security operations and procedures including an Emergency Response Plan.
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