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Ambitious sustainability strategy with three focus areas

By Semco Maritime | [email protected]

24 March 2022

With more than 40 years of experience in the offshore Energy Industry and more than 20 years in Renewables, we have a wealth of knowledge and expertise to bring to the transition to a low-carbon energy future. We are proud to be able to use skills and expertise gained through our many years in the offshore industry.

Although our core business is still currently spread between Renewable Energy and Oil & Gas, Oil & Gas is not contradictory to sustainability. Access to affordable and reliable energy is key to people and progress (as outline by the UN with SDG #7). In the short to medium-term future, renewable energy is not sufficient to ensure enough energy for everyone. For this reason, Oil & Gas needs to be included in the energy mix, as we transition to a sustainable energy future.

To ensure this, we have created a new and ambitious sustainability strategy with three focus areas:

Decarbonisation
Environmental protection
Safe and responsible business

Read our sustainability report here.

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