Unitrove
Unitrove is Bronze Sponsor for the COP26 International Maritime Hub.
Sustainability lies at the heart of Unitrove’s commitment to creating a virtuous world powered entirely by clean energy. We are committed to being carbon-neutral by 2030 or sooner and carbon-negative thereafter to help contribute towards offsetting global emissions.
We take a holistic approach to sustainability by embracing the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a complete framework, helping us to contribute towards all goals collectively without compromise.
In order to deliver an effective environmental management system, we will:
- embrace the global principles of ISO 14000 “Environmental Management”
- assess the environmental impacts of our operations and set objectives and targets
- systematically review and continually strive to improve our environmental performance
- gain and act upon feedback from our various stakeholders
- maintain and review the environmental management system
In accordance with our business ethics and principles, we will:
- integrate environmental and sustainability considerations into all our decisions
- comply with all applicable environmental legislation and regulations
- use energy, water and other resources as efficiently and sparingly as possible
- minimise waste and actively seek opportunities to reuse and recycle material
- minimise pollution and emissions generated through our own operations
- communicate this policy to all our stakeholders including our own employees
- implement and enforce this policy at all levels within the organisation
- provide appropriate resources to meet the commitments of this policy
- instill our ethics and principles throughout our entire supply chain
- identify and provide appropriate training, advice and information
- encourage learning and development on environmental and sustainability issues
- encourage development of new sustainability ideas and initiatives
Unitrove showcased the world's first Liquid Hydrogen Bunkering Facility at the International Maritime Hub on Friday 5 November.