Sabalan Petrochemical has completed its legal commitment regarding green space in order to implement the requirements of Article 15 of the Clean Air Law. Including the green space established in the flare area of this petrochemical plant, the legal commitment to allocate 10 percent of the relevant lands to wooded green space in Site Two has been fully realized.
Visit and Evaluation of the Green Space in the Flare Area
In this regard, the green space in the flare area was visited and evaluated in the presence of Mozaeni, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency of Asaluyeh County, along with a group of managers and experts from Sabalan Petrochemical. This green space was approved by the Environmental Protection Agency of Asaluyeh County and demonstrates the company's commitment to social responsibilities in the environmental sector.
Details of the Established Green Space
The green space in the flare area was established in late 2024 using native plant species that are compatible with the climatic conditions of the region, including tamarisk, Iranian acacia, and fig trees. This action not only helps preserve the region's biodiversity but is also assessed in line with strengthening green infrastructure and enhancing environmental performance.
Additionally, Sabalan Petrochemical has also undertaken measures to maintain and sustain this vegetation cover. Overall, achieving this goal before the full operation of Site Two is considered a symbol of the company's proactive approach.
It is worth mentioning that the 10 percent green space commitment for Site One has also been fulfilled and approved by the relevant authorities through the implementation of a green space development plan in the Dehno village and other related actions. This approach is of special importance in the context of sustainable industrial development and environmental protection and is regarded as a model in the country's petrochemical industry.
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