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PERU LNG 2021 Annual Report

ANNUAL REPORT PERU LNG 2021 CHAPTER 6 WORKING WITH RESPONSIBILITY AND COMMITMENT operations are managed opportunely and in accordance with PERU LNG standards and procedures, as well as to contribute to the process of continual improvement. MONITORING GUARANTEES COMPLIANCE WITH THE HIGHEST INDUSTRY STANDARDS In seeking to guarantee compliance with the highest industry standards, PERU LNG has three environmental monitoring programs: • MONITORING DISCHARGES AND EMISSIONS • ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING OF RECEIVING WATER BODIES • BIODIVERSITY MONITORING The environmental monitoring programs gather information on the effects that PERU LNG's operations may have on the environment, as well as mitigating any environmental effects and preserving the nature of its areas of influence. To achieve this objective the company has approximately 182 monitoring stations, at which 1 624 parameters are sampled; additional monitoring is also carried out on dredging operations in the entrance channel to the port facility, while soil and river water samples are taken from the area adjacent to the pipeline. During 2021, despite the state of emergency declared by the Peruvian government in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the corresponding protocols allowed us to continue and comply with programmed environmental monitoring activities. An exception was ballast water sampling from methane tankers, which was not renewed in 2021 because of pandemic-related access restrictions. Monitoring of discharges and emissions includes domestic and industrial effluent, ballast water from methane tankers, noise and gaseous emissions from fixed sources. The monitoring points for discharges and emissions also monitor air quality, sea water and marine sediment quality and soil quality. In addition to these controls, two participatory monitoring campaigns of the marine ecosystem were conducted with representatives of fishermen's associations, as well as two evaluations of coastal morphology on eight kilometres of beaches, to assess changes in the coastline adjacent to the port facility. IN 2021 ALL MONITORING RESULTS MET THE ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS ADOPTED BY PERU LNG. 78
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