At NIBULON, we continue to actively implement ESG criteria at all stages of our supply chain.
Specifically, within the environmental principles of our ESG roadmap through 2030, as outlined in the company’s GRI report, we are focusing on the following seven key areas:
Reducing Our Carbon Footprint
Starting in 2025, we will calculate our total greenhouse gas emissions in accordance with the international standards, such as the GHG Protocol, ISO 14064-1, and ISO 14067.
Alternative Energy Sources
By 2030, we plan to equip 30% of our elevator complexes with solar power plants and to fully utilize solar energy to meet the electricity needs of our freight transportation and passenger car departments.
Energy-Efficient Agricultural Technologies
In 2024, our agricultural production department reduced fuel consumption by 15% by implementing precision farming and modern energy-saving technologies, such as strip-till and mini-till. We continue to improve this indicator.
️Eco-Friendly Road Transport
To reduce our environmental footprint, we are planning a gradual transition to hybrid and electric vehicles. By 2030, they are expected to comprise up to 20% of our passenger car fleet, while fuel consumption by our freight vehicles is projected to decrease by 10–15%.
Waste Management
We take a responsible approach to managing waste across all areas of our operations. Sixteen out of thirty-six waste types we handle are classified as hazardous. By 2030, we aim to reintroduce 90% of our waste into the economic cycle.
Biodiversity Conservation
Together with state research institutions, we conduct environmental impact assessments (EIAs) before starting any construction projects to preserve the biosphere of affected areas. We also implement regular compensation measures to support ecosystems.
Efficient Use of Water Resources
In 2024, our agricultural production department reduced water consumption by 34%. We continue to reduce this figure by adopting low-volume irrigation technologies and updating the plant protection product application maps.
NIBULON’s activities in these areas are governed by our internal Environmental Protection Policy, comply with ISO 14001:2015 certification requirements, and are confirmed by the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification 2024.
For over 33 years, we have remained committed to making our supply chains as transparent and environmentally responsible as possible. By creating a sustainable agricultural production and logistics ecosystem, NIBULON again emphasizes the importance of adhering to environmental standards for every enterprise contributing to food security.
