Streaming will take place despite residents' protest in the north • Office clarifies: Impact on air quality in coastal area will be minimal

The Nobel Energy Company will conduct a gas discharge (discharge) from a whale rig this Tuesday, according to a statement from the Environment Ministry today (Friday). The Ministry of the Environment claims that the settlement will be carried out subject to compliance with all environmental and professional conditions.

The ministry emphasizes that the professional conditions for carrying out the tax as they have hitherto will not be compromised in the safest way possible for the public. However, the ministry refines that there are no special guidelines for the public on this day, and the impact on air quality in the coastal area in front of the rig will be minimal.

According to the ministry's announcement, there is no place or guidelines for evacuating residents and, in the opinion of all the experts, no risk to the public is expected at the time of the settlement.

This is a gas injection into the treatment rig, about 10 kilometers from Dor Beach, which raises many concerns among area residents. As part of the execution process, the first two wells out of four will be opened and natural gas will be flowed into the treatment rig for the first time.

Whale rig // Photo: Noble Energy

This week, the drilling rig was rejected after Noble Energy failed to meet the Ministry of Environment's threshold conditions. The firm's announcement this week stated that "the firm has required Nobel Energy to publish a notice on its website about the new date - in accordance with a commitment to update the public two business days in advance.