Our focus is on mitigating our impacts on the environment through effective management systems, enhancing biodiversity practices and protecting ocean health.
We maintain proactive monitoring and conservation activities including responsible decommissioning practices while minimising material, waste and pollution impacts.
We operate comprehensive systems to assess and manage environmental risk and reduce negative environmental impacts.
We subscribe to the precautionary principle established in the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development in 1992 and promote sustainable development through our operations. We aim to comply with all applicable environmental laws and regulations in all the countries in which we operate.
Our Ghana operations are certified to ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management Systems Standard, ensuring that the systems and processes which we apply to our key operating assets are consistently maintained.
Preventing contamination to soil, water and air, practising responsible use and disposal of chemicals and hazardous materials, minimising overall waste generation and taking a circular approach to waste management are necessary to reduce potentially negative impacts on people, health, communities and the environment.
In 2025, 87% of waste was recycled, re-used or treated (78% in 2024).
We aim to protect biodiversity wherever we operate and strive to minimise negative impacts of our operations at the planning, exploration, development and decommissioning phases. As well as minimising land impacts, we place a strong focus on ocean health.
In 2025 we published our Biodiversity Policy that supports our ‘no net loss’ ambition.