Our Commitments and Targets
We have set clear targets and plans for the future and through our engaged and determined workforce, we drive forward on our commitments.
Our focus will be on our three key sustainability pillars, through which we can maximise our opportunity for impact.
Sustainability pillars
Our targets:
- 35GW Cumulative power capacity of renewable projects supported by 2030 (18GW by 2025)
- 50% reduction in Scope 1* and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 2035 (baseline year 2018)
- Net zero Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 2050
Our targets:
- <0.03 Lost-time injury frequency rate per 200,000 hours worked in 2025
- Zero serious injury (actual) frequency rate per 200,000 hours worked
Our targets:
- 100% medium- and high-risk suppliers assessed for corruption risk by the end of 2025
- 90% high-risk suppliers undergoing enhanced human rights risk assessment by the end of 2025
- 90% waste recycled onshore by the end of 2025
- 70% waste segregated offshore for recycling by the end of 2025
- 10 BORAbox® units available for science by the end of 2025
Key memberships and associations
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Subsea7 and National Oceanography Centre (NOC) formed BORA Blue Ocean Research Alliance®, to enable greater ocean access for scientists to build knowledge and understanding of the world's oceans to create a sustainable marine future.
Subsea7 is supporting Nautilus Floating Solutions, S.L. to maximise energy production of large wind turbines while limiting expensive offshore integration and maintenance procedures.
Subsea7 joined forces with Simply Blue to develop the Salamander floating wind project, off the North East Coast of Scotland (UK).
Subsea7 joined POWERful Women’s Energy Leaders Coalition in 2020 with a public commitment to create a gender balanced, diverse and inclusive UK energy sector.
Subsea7 signed up to the UK Armed Forces Covenant which supports service leavers' transition from military life to civilian employment in a way that recognises their compatible and transferable skills to Subsea7.
Subsea7 joined the North Sea Energy programme in the Netherlands alongside with nearly 40 international parties from the energy value chain to develop offshore energy hub concepts and identify and assess opportunities for synergies between multiple low-carbon energy developments offshore with optimal value for society and nature.
Subsea7 became a founding member of Powering Net Zero Pact in 2022 alongside other companies from across the power sector globally who are committed to a fair and just transition to Net Zero carbon emissions.
Subsea7 joined the AquaVentus initiative consortium, made up of more than 60 leading international companies, organisations and research institutions. AquaVentus intends to make a substantial contribution to the implementation of the German and European hydrogen strategy.
Subsea7 joined the ‘Alliance for Industry Decarbonization’ launched by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and co-founders, to deliver the world needs.
Subsea7 is a member of the GCCSI, an international think tank whose mission is to accelerate the deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS).
Subsea7 is a proud participant and a board member of the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA), a leading trade association representing the vast majority of contractors and the associated supply chain in the offshore marine construction industry worldwide supporting the energy transition and a lower-carbon future.
Subsea7 joined the CCSA to contribute to the developing global carbon capture and storage business. Subsea7 brings significant capability and experience in carbon capture project development and execution, including the pipeline engineering, fabrication and installation for CO2 transport and storage infrastructure.
Subsea7 is a member of the International Association of Oil & Gas Producers, a global forum for members to identify and share best practices to achieve improvements in health, safety, the environment, security, social responsibility, engineering and operations.