ASSESSMENT AND REDUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS RELATED TO THE TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IN KINSHASA - A SEP-CONGO CASE STUDY

Assessing and managing environmental risks in the oil industry is crucial to ensuring operational safety and corporate sustainability. In the case of Sep-Congo in Kinshasa, where petroleum product transport, storage and distribution activities are intensive, a proactive approach is required. Petroleum products present hazards such as toxicity, flammability and volatility, requiring rigorous risk identification. Dynamic risk assessment methods, such as DyPASI and DRA, enable potential accident scenarios to be updated in real time by incorporating data on past incidents and monitoring safety indicators. These approaches provide a visual representation of risks and help to make informed decisions to minimize hazards. By integrating these methodologies, Sep-Congo can strengthen its safety measures and ensure effective operation in the face of environmental challenges.

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Romanian Journal of Petroleum & Gas Technology
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.51865/jpgt.2025.01.02
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Marine and Offshore Engineering Studies
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ASSESSMENT AND REDUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS RELATED TO THE TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IN KINSHASA - A SEP-CONGO CASE STUDY

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Marine and Offshore Engineering Studies
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ASSESSMENT AND REDUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS RELATED TO THE TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IN KINSHASA - A SEP-CONGO CASE STUDY

Jean Iyolo Lungembo, Gracias Kingombe Manianga, Albert Mbosei Lobota, Alfred Ngangura Amisi, Denis Esongo Lomonde, Augustin Bangama Kabongo
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Assessing and managing environmental risks in the oil industry is crucial to ensuring operational safety and corporate sustainability. In the case of Sep-Congo in Kinshasa, where petroleum product transport, storage and distribution activities are intensive, a proactive approach is required. Petroleum products present hazards such as toxicity, flammability and volatility, requiring rigorous risk identification. Dynamic risk assessment methods, such as DyPASI and DRA, enable potential accident scenarios to be updated in real time by incorporating data on past incidents and monitoring safety indicators. These approaches provide a visual representation of risks and help to make informed decisions to minimize hazards. By integrating these methodologies, Sep-Congo can strengthen its safety measures and ensure effective operation in the face of environmental challenges.

Romanian Journal of Petroleum & Gas TechnologyVol. 6 (77)(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 82%
Marine and Offshore Engineering Studies
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ASSESSMENT AND REDUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS RELATED TO THE TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IN KINSHASA - A SEP-CONGO CASE STUDY — Jean Iyolo Lungembo, Gracias Kingombe Manianga, et al. · Romanian Journal of Petroleum & Gas Technology (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS