Sustainable Development Policy
Purpose
Swire Renewable Energy is committed to the sustainable development of its businesses and aims to create long-term value for its shareholders with a target to be carbon neutral by 2030.
Aims
- To be leaders in sustainable development
- Become carbon neutral by 2030, with an interim target of 65% reduction by 2025
- Turn today’s waste into a resource for tomorrow, contributing to the creation of a circular economy
- Use water responsibly and sustainably
- Source materials responsibly and sustainably, including ensuring that our suppliers meet our sustainability standards
- Bring value to the communities in which we operate
- Encourage staff to engage actively in sustainable development matters at work and in the community
- Monitor the company's performance and report regularly.
Decarbonisation Strategy
Swire Renewable Energy recognises the world needs to act swiftly and decisively to reduce carbon emissions to mitigate damaging climate change and are committed to supporting this through progressive decarbonisation. Therefore, we have set the ambition to become a carbon neutral operation by 2030 with an interim target of 65% reduction by 2025.
SwireThrive
'Swire Renewable Energy’ Sustainable Development strategy is fully aligned with the Swire Group's SwireTHRIVE strategic framework and covers other areas which are material to our own Company.
Group Sustainability Manager
Andy Moig
Senior HSE, Sustainability and Risk Manager +44 1224 872707 View my Linkedin
Andy has 20 years’ experience holding a variety of senior operations and HSEQ positions in businesses supporting the energy sector.
Andy joined SES in January 2012 as UK Operations Manager (North) responsible for managing our operations in Aberdeen, Great Yarmouth, Heysham, and Peterhead. During this period Andy was also instrumental in developing our internal sling manufacturing and inspection capabilities.
Andy later moved into the Group Quality Manager role with the remit of assuring continual improvement through the monitoring of quality performance, ensuring compliance of all newly procured offshore containers and portable tanks, and providing technical support to our global operations teams. Andy is also an expert in root cause analysis and as a qualified senior investigator in Kelvin TOP-SET methodology supports all high-level incident investigations across the business.
Additionally, due to Andy’s in-depth technical knowledge of offshore containers and lifting sets he was a member of the ISO technical committee (ISO/TC67/SC7) tasked with the development of International Standard ISO 10855 “offshore containers and associated lifting sets” and is a member of the Oil & Gas UK workgroup responsible for maintaining the best practice guidance related to the safe packing and handling of cargo to and from offshore locations.
In January 2020 Andy took the opportunity of moving into the exciting new position of Group Sustainability Manager. Although, this position has been created to ensure SES strives to meet all applicable UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through alignment with Swire groups’ SwireTHRIVE strategic framework, Andy’s primary focus is to ensure we meet our commitment of becoming carbon neutral by 2030 through the development of our decarbonisation strategy and implementation of key initiatives across the group. Delivering Carbon neutral by 2030 is in line with one of our core values of continuity and ensuring SES are a sustainable business for the future.