KUWAIT: Kuwait Gulf Oil Company (KGOC) confirmed on Tuesday that it will continue to implement a series of technical measures to reduce electricity consumption at its work sites, including its head office and joint operations. The company stated in a press release that these measures come in line with the state’s directives to rationalize electricity consumption, reduce electrical loads, and maintain the sustainability of state resources.

The company’s employees, as part of their professional and national responsibility, have taken several steps to reduce energy consumption, such as turning off lighting, air conditioning units, computers, and other equipment after the end of official working hours. KGOC explained that in the areas of joint operations, there are several rationing procedures in administrative offices, field areas, and operations, as well as adjusting official working hours at external locations to comply with state procedures during peak periods.

Kuwait Gulf Oil Company pointed out its permanent commitment to reducing energy consumption and preserving the environment and public resources. It expressed hopes that these measures will contribute to achieving the desired goals and be part of its continuous efforts to preserve the state’s resources and rationalize electricity consumption in the oil sector in particular, praising the efforts of its employees. Kuwaiti Gulf Oil Company is a subsidiary of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation. It was established in 2002 and is responsible for the exploration, development, and production of oil in the onshore area of the region divided between Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. — KUNA