Oil and Industry
Heating and cooling
The heating and cooling of buildings and industry is responsible for half of the EU’s energy consumption, and “much of it is wasted” according to the European Commission.
Cities and regions against climate change
Ahead of COP21, EU cities and regions are seeking a bigger role and an expanded toolbox to implement any climate agreement reached in Paris.
European Health Forum Gastein 2015
From budget austerity to the Ebola crisis, and the ongoing refugee crisis, policymakers at this year’s European Health Forum Gastein (EHFG) in Austria have no lack of challenges to tackle.EURACTIV Special Reports Calendar 2015
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LUKOIL is one of the largest publicly traded, vertically integrated energy companies in the World. The corporate mission of LUKOIL is to make the energy of natural resources serve the interests of mankind. Every day millions of consumers worldwide buy LUKOIL products, energy and heat, improving the quality of their life.
LUKOIL’s main activities are exploration and production of oil and gas, refining and marketing of petroleum products and petrochemicals, as well as power generation. In order to reduce environmental impact and make efficient use of resources, LUKOIL has developed renewable energy solutions including hydroelectric, solar and wind generation.
LUKOIL conducts its business in a responsible and sustainable way, seeking to strike a balance between socio-economic and environmental development by supporting communities, contributing to the economy and preserving the environment. The company stringently abides by the highest global environmental standards and shares the principles of the United Nations Global Compact ensuring high levels of occupational safety and health.
Taking social responsibility for the efficient use of natural resources in all its earnestness and maintaining favorable environmental conditions in its business, LUKOIL is guided by the highest HSE standards. In its operations LUKOIL pursues the sustainable development principles and seeks to achieve a good balance between socio-economic and environmental development.
LUKOIL corporate governance system is based on international best practices and fully incorporates the principles of openness, regulatory requirements, fair competition, and transparency.
LUKOIL ordinary shares are admitted to the Moscow Exchange. LUKOIL depositary receipts are listed on the London and Frankfurt Stock Exchanges, as well as on the US OTC market.