Foresea Stands Out in Energy Efficiency and Transparency with GHG Protocol

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Foresea Earns Silver Seal in the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program, Standing Out in Offshore Drilling with Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory and Energy Efficiency.

Foresea was awarded the Silver Seal in the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program, demonstrating its commitment by publishing its 2023 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory. After just one year of operations, the company achieved this significant recognition, standing out in the offshore drilling sector in Brazil.

In times when sustainability becomes increasingly crucial, Foresea demonstrates leadership and innovation through new technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. As an Offshore Drilling Company, Foresea proves that it is possible to combine operational efficiency with environmental responsibility. Furthermore, Foresea maintains its focus on excellence by investing in more sustainable and technological processes, ensuring a positive impact on the environment.

Introduction to the GHG Protocol and Its Guidelines

The GHG Protocol is recognized worldwide as the leading reference for verification and qualification of companies regarding greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Participating in the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program is a voluntary choice for organizations.

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Foresea’s Commitment to Transparency

By adhering to the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program, Foresea reaffirms its commitment to transparency and the application of best practices in managing its emissions. The company constantly pursues energy efficiency in all its operations. In 2023, Foresea took the initiative to structure a new area dedicated to Innovation, with the main objective of developing projects focused on improving energy efficiency.

Reduction of Marine Diesel Consumption

Among the priorities highlighted by Foresea is the reduction of marine diesel consumption. This initiative directly aims to decrease GHG emissions. Marco Aurélio Fonseca, Vice President of Sustainability, emphasizes: ‘Improving the inventory methods for emissions, according to the GHG Protocol, is essential for us to evaluate the results of all these initiatives.’

Development of the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program

The GHG Protocol was adapted to the Brazilian context in 2008, creating the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program. This program developed specific tools for calculating and estimating GHG emissions in Brazil. Developed by FGVces and WRI, in collaboration with the Ministry of the Environment, CEBDS, WBCSD, and 27 founding companies, the program offers a robust and reliable framework for emissions management.

About Foresea and Its Offshore Operations

Foresea is a renowned offshore drilling company that provides advanced solutions in this sector. The company has its own fleet that includes the rigs ODN I, ODN II, Norbe VI, Norbe VIII, and Norbe IX, all operating under active contracts. In Brazil, Foresea is unique in holding the international APIQ2 certification for its entire fleet, an indicator of its quality and efficiency.

High Performance and International Certification

With an operational Uptime rate of 98.2%, Foresea stands out for its high performance standards in deep and ultra-deep waters, both in Brazil and abroad. The company predominantly operates in the offshore upstream Oil and Gas industry. Its core values include achieving high operational performance while respecting the safety of workers and the environment.

ESG Principles and Environmental Respect

Foresea operates following rigorous ESG principles, committing to best environmental, social, and governance practices. The company values the trust and partnership of its clients, reinforcing its commitment to safety and sustainability in all its activities. More information is available on the official website: www.foresea.com.

Source: FORESEA Press

Foresea Stands Out in Energy Efficiency and Transparency with GHG Protocol

Foresea Earns Silver Seal in the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program, Standing Out in Offshore Drilling with Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory and Energy Efficiency.

Introduction to the GHG Protocol and Its Guidelines

Foresea’s Commitment to Transparency

Reduction of Marine Diesel Consumption

Development of the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program

About Foresea and Its Offshore Operations

High Performance and International Certification

ESG Principles and Environmental Respect

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Foresea Stands Out in Energy Efficiency and Transparency with GHG Protocol

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Foresea’s Commitment to Transparency

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About Foresea and Its Offshore Operations

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