Sustainability and national development
Safety first.
Safety guides how we plan and develop our projects, protecting our people, host communities and the environment.
From the Cross Country HSCE Policy
Health, safety, community and environment
Principles we manage by.
Eight principles from our HSCE Policy.
01Safety first
Protecting human life is our highest priority.
02Prevention
We prevent incidents and environmental harm rather than only respond to their consequences.
03Risk-based management
HSCE hazards are identified, assessed, ranked and controlled through a systematic risk-management approach.
04Legal compliance
We comply with every applicable law, regulation, licence, permit and standard governing our operations.
05Process safety
HAZOP and HAZID studies, gas detection, fire protection and emergency shutdown systems are built into our design.
06Environmental stewardship
Preventing pollution at source, minimising waste and emissions, and using natural resources efficiently.
07Community responsibility
Respectful engagement with host communities, and an accessible grievance mechanism with no retaliation.
08Continuous improvement
Measurement, audits, lessons learned and management review to keep raising our HSCE performance.
National development
Energy that strengthens Nigeria.
What our projects are intended to contribute.
Energy security
Diversifying supply and increasing domestic gas processing and use.
Local content
Maximising Nigerian participation in engineering, construction and services.
Technology transfer
Training, operator development and engineering knowledge transfer.
Employment
Direct, indirect and induced jobs across the project lifecycle.
Reduced imports
Domestic production that lowers reliance on imported products.
Industrial growth
Reliable energy for manufacturing, power and transport.
Policy context
Aligned with Nigeria’s gas priorities.
Alignment does not imply government endorsement.
Decade of Gas
The national drive to make gas the backbone of Nigeria’s economy.
Petroleum Industry Act
The legal framework for the sector’s governance and regulation.
Presidential CNG Initiative
Promoting CNG as a cleaner, more affordable transport fuel.
Gas Flare Commercialisation
Turning flared gas into a commercial resource. Our planned gas recovery supports this aim.
Host communities
Growing together.
- Local employment and procurement
- Skills development and vocational training
- Educational and healthcare support
- Community infrastructure
- Environmental protection
Community grievance mechanism
Raise a concern.
Anyone affected by our work can raise a concern, with no retaliation. Every complaint is:
- Acknowledged and recorded
- Assigned for investigation
- Answered within a set timeline