The greening of subsurface use around the world is of increased interest from science and practice, in particular in the context of the transition of the economy to a new "green" path. The problem of greening subsurface use, including oil-producing enterprises, is inextricably linked with the tasks of territorial planning of the region based on the principles of ESG and sustainable development in general. In this regard, it is necessary to analyze the ESG factors of the valuation of real estate of oil–producing enterprises. The key guidelines for sustainable development are the environmental safety of subsurface use in the region of activity of oil producing companies, the problem of real compensation for environmental damage, social and corporate responsibility. Territorial planning, as a basis for infrastructure development and landscaping, should take into account not only the economic component, but also the impact on the environment, society and management. The article examines the ESG factors for evaluating oil companies' real estate in the context of territorial planning tasks aimed at creating a balanced development of territories that takes into account the needs of both current and future generations.