In 2008 the group of companies “Sea Port of Saint-Petersburg” transferred over 58 mln. rubles for the implementation of the environmental campaigns.
Within the development programme of port infrastructure the construction of new water and waste treatment facilities is being carried on the territory of new terminals. Within the reconstruction of the old warehouses and open storage grounds additional local treatment systems are created. In 2008 the group of companies transferred over 33 mln. rubles for these purposes.
Over 24 mln. rubles were transferred for the measures on protection and efficient use of the water resources, on the air protection.
As a result of the environmental control, observance of emission standards and control of the use of the black oil in boiler-houses, hazardous emissions into air reduced by 10% in 2008 in comparison with 2007.
Reference: the group of companies JSC "Sea port of Saint-Petersburg” includes "First Stevedoring Company", "Second Stevedoring Company”, "Third Stevedoring Company ", "Fourth Stevedoring Company”, “Universal Handling Facility” and a number of service companies.
The development programme of port infrastructure envisages the handling operations with more profitable cargoes and increase of the handling capacities of the company up to 20 mln. tons per year by means of construction of specialized handling facilities: container terminal, refrigerated terminal, car terminal and facility for ro-ro cargoes. The programme also includes the use of modern handling techniques and removal of environmentally unfriendly cargoes from Saint-Petersburg.
The group of companies uses modern technical and scientific knowledge and technologies in order to reduce the negative impact on the surrounding environment. Ecological division of the group of companies “Sea Port of Saint-Petersburg” monitors the quality of the surface water run-offs and air, disposal of the wastes, places of temporary storage of wastes on the regular basis. The company systematically controls the observance of standards and requirements of environmental and sanitary legislation.
Director’s office on public relations
Within the development programme of port infrastructure the construction of new water and waste treatment facilities is being carried on the territory of new terminals. Within the reconstruction of the old warehouses and open storage grounds additional local treatment systems are created. In 2008 the group of companies transferred over 33 mln. rubles for these purposes.
Over 24 mln. rubles were transferred for the measures on protection and efficient use of the water resources, on the air protection.
As a result of the environmental control, observance of emission standards and control of the use of the black oil in boiler-houses, hazardous emissions into air reduced by 10% in 2008 in comparison with 2007.
Reference: the group of companies JSC "Sea port of Saint-Petersburg” includes "First Stevedoring Company", "Second Stevedoring Company”, "Third Stevedoring Company ", "Fourth Stevedoring Company”, “Universal Handling Facility” and a number of service companies.
The development programme of port infrastructure envisages the handling operations with more profitable cargoes and increase of the handling capacities of the company up to 20 mln. tons per year by means of construction of specialized handling facilities: container terminal, refrigerated terminal, car terminal and facility for ro-ro cargoes. The programme also includes the use of modern handling techniques and removal of environmentally unfriendly cargoes from Saint-Petersburg.
The group of companies uses modern technical and scientific knowledge and technologies in order to reduce the negative impact on the surrounding environment. Ecological division of the group of companies “Sea Port of Saint-Petersburg” monitors the quality of the surface water run-offs and air, disposal of the wastes, places of temporary storage of wastes on the regular basis. The company systematically controls the observance of standards and requirements of environmental and sanitary legislation.
Director’s office on public relations
