Explore our non-profit partnerships that drive positive change in ESG. From environmental conservation to social responsibility, we collaborate with like-minded organizations to create a better future for all.
Grieg Maritime Group
The Green Shipping Programme (GSP), is a public-private partnership which vision and goal is to establish the world’s most efficient and evironmentally friendly shipping
2020
Green Ammonia Powered Bulk Carrier: Pilot study to assess the technical and commercial feasability of retrofitting an open hatch bulk for green ammonia operations in a trans-Atlantic route.
Grieg Star
Reduce single-use plastics in shipping
2022
We managed to ensure that we delivered over 80% of our plastic waste to “green” countries and we reduced the amount of incinerated plastics to almost none
Grieg Maritime Group
Promote diversity in the maritime industry, most importantly strive towards increasing the share of women in leading positions in your company to 40% within 2030
2022
International Corporate Diversity Award winner
Grieg Maritime Group
Share knowledge and collaborate with other companies to reach our climate goals
2022
Joined Maritime CleanTech, to share knowledge and resources to improve and make operations carbon neutral
Grieg Maritime Group
Being part of the journey towards greater diversity and inclusion
2019
We obtained a score of 88. The score increased by 10 points respect 2021 (78) and we are above the country average (71).
Grieg Maritime Group & Grieg Star
Joint decarbonization task force with Gearbulk and G2Ocean
2020
Grieg Star
Working jointly to build a common and strong safety culture across the three G’s (Gearbulk, G2Ocean and Grieg Maritime Group)
2021
The following element from the G3 Safety Culture project was implemented in 2022:
Grieg Maritime Group
Working jointly for developing the basis for conducting materiality assessment as well as share knowledge related to sustainability frameworks and future requirements
2022
First materiality assessment conducted
Grieg Maritime Group
Joint compliance committee with Gearbulk and G2Ocean
2021
Agreed compliance focus areas: Joint compliance training, 3rd Party screening
Grieg Star
Collaboration meetings regarding fleet operations. Discussing safety, different KPIs and general issues
2021
Tackeld security issues, discussed KPIs and more communication in general
Grieg Maritime Group
The GloLitter Partnerhship is for preventing and reducing plastic marine litter. One of the activities has been to collaborate on different sprints for exploring ropes handling and recycling
2022
As part of the Global Industry Alliance (GIA) activities, two targeted sprints were developed to tackle the universal challenges of rope handling and recycling. The focus of the sprints was to explore the legal aspects of handling and exporting ropes for recycling and explore the circular economy of ropes. Furthermore, conversations with Wilhemsen were initiated for participating in their pilot project for returning ropes to Bremerhaven.
Grieg Maritime Group
Working jointly to reduce corruption WW
2011
Zero corruption cases reported in 2022
Grieg Maritime Group
Promote and encourage companies to strengthen their focus on talent and the development of young individuals
2021
Received the Young Corporation Award to ackowledge our effort in developing emerging talent
Grieg Star- Vessels
All Grieg vessels have been enrolled in the Amver-system. The Automated Mutual Assistance Vessel Rescue System (Amver) is a computer-based voluntary global ship reporting system. Amver is used worldwide by search and rescue authorities to arrange for assistance to persons in distress at sea. The Amver system contributed to saving 224 lives in 2021.
1995
Ceritifcate of Merit to Grieg Star in recognition of outstanding dedication to the Automated Mutual-Assistance Vessel Rescue System in support of lifesaving on the world’s oceans. 22 Grieg vessels have been enrolled for more than six years
Grieg Foundation
Grieg Maritime Group
Improving Port Waste Management in the Philippines
The aim of the project is for WWF and the Grieg Group to cooperate to create concrete,scalable solutions to the plastic challengesin ports, to decrease and eventually stop plastic from entering the oceans. The project has the following deliverables: i) to provide input to the national action plan on marine litter and highlight the importance of the port industry inaddressing plastic pollution, ii)to reduce plastic waste leakage by 50% in at least 3 ports in the Philippines, and iii) to develop documentation to enable the scaling up in other ports in the Philippines and in the world.
2020
The second year of the project was the opportunity for the WWF-Philippines team to finalise the baseline studies for the three selected ports, as well as the national baseline study on the management of plastic waste in ports in the Philippines. These studies were a significant step to inform the development of action plans in the three ports and the selection of solutions to pilot to reduce plastic waste leakage.