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Sustainable Development Energy consumption and Efficiency Efficient use of energy resources contributes to reducing the overall environmental impact of the Russian Aquaculture Group's operations, including climate change. Fuel Consumption Despite the Company's significantly expanded technological infrastructure in 2021 (about 40%), diesel consumption went up by 26.5% - not as much as in 2020. The consumption of petrol decreased by 20%. The growth in fuel consumption, with a significant increase in the number of consumers, has been kept in check by the Russian Aquaculture Group's gradual implementation of an energy efficiency policy. Fuel consumption by type | thous. I 2020 г. 2021 r. Diesel fuel Petrol 3,722.0 4,709.1 264.1 214.8 In 2021, the total electricity consumption of the Group's facilities was 2,279.2 thousand kWh. Distribution of electricity consumption in 2021 by facility thousand kWh 233.4 287.4 21.9 236.7 725.3 142.0 17.9 415.0 Division in Popov Porog settlement in the Republic of Karelia Tri Ruchya fish processing plant Support service Net repair service - In 2021, the Group conducted a comprehensive energy examination of its facilities in cooperation with an independent expert organisation LLC Prommash Test. The survey resulted in a report' with recommendations for energy-saving measures. According to the report, the effect of energy saving measures in cost terms (at tariff rates at the time of reporting) could be about RUB 1 million per year. Energy saving measures are integrated and aim to replace obsolete equipment, reduce maintenance costs, and ensure reliable energy supply. Among the recommended activities are the following: insulation of the rooms with equipment; • modernisation of the lighting system (lamps change); ⚫ installation of motion, proximity, and light sensors to control indoor/outdoor lighting; • installation of an automatic controller for electric boilers; • installation of mechanical and automatic controllers on heating radiators. In the reporting year, the Group started implementing most of the activities and continued in 2022. Water Use The Russian Aquaculture Group prioritises the sustainable use of water resources, efficient wastewater treatment, and the prevention of pollutants in natural water bodies. The capacity of wastewater treatment facility at the fish processing plant is over 50 m³ per day In 2021, the Group used 22,2 thousand m³ of fresh water. The Murmansk region had the main volume of water consumption. Water intake (thous. m³) Murmansk region Republic Total of Karelia for the Group 13.7 8.5 22.2 Murmansk region-based facilities primarily use centralised water supply through utility pipelines (water service contracts). The Group generates domestic sewage, which is mainly disposed into municipal water supply systems. The service is provided by housing and public utilities of the districts of the Murmansk Region. Wastewater disposal at the fish processing plant is operating through the treatment facilities located at the site, with a capacity of over 50 m³ per day. In the Republic of Karelia, water is taken from the lake Ozero Norus-Lambi (Baltic Sea basin). To this end, we signed a water use agreement with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Republic of Karelia. All wastewater and domestic and industrial wastewater, in particular, are disposed of and taken to the public utility Vodootvedeniye, Republic of Karelia. Key factors affecting the marine environment at fish farms are: ⚫ use of the water area for ship traffic; ⚫ use of seawater for production purposes, namely in fish farming (no withdrawal or disposal). The water used for general economic purposes on the tow boats is imported. Wastewater is collected on tow boats and sent to specialised organisations for treatment. Water Quality Control and Assessment of Impacts on Water Resources For any treated effluents, water quality control and regular monitoring of water bodies and water protection zones is provided by the basin water authorities at a sub- national level under the natural and effluent water quality measurement programmes. The Group is implementing an industrial environmental control programme, where the sampling is taken at required intervals to control the water chemistry. The research of fish farm areas carried out by the Centre for Laboratory Analysis and Technical Measurements in the Central Federal District showed that the water contaminant did not exceed the maximum level. The regions of the Group's operation had no areas with water scarcity, and water intake from the Group's water bodies had no significant impact on water sources. Measures for Sustainable Use and Water Bodies Protection • record of wastewater disposal and consumption; implementation of a programme for environmental control and monitoring of surface water and wastewater; high-quality maintenance of water and sewerage systems, as well as machinery and equipment; strict compliance with Russian and international laws. Engineers (base) Engineers (hostel) Packaging factory ■Shipbuilding department 76 PJSC Russian Aquaculture | Annual Report 2021 1 Under the requirements of Order of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation No. 310 dated 25 May 2020 "On Approval of Requirements for Energy Audit and Results (Energy Performance Certificate and Energy Audit Report)". www.russaquaculture.ru/en/ 77
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