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Our Commitment to Life Below water
Maintaining and improving ocean heath and biodiversity are important issues for AET due to the nature of our business and the interaction between our operations and the ocean environment. If our activities are not properly controlled, then they have the potential to adversely affect marine habitats.
Focus Story: International Coastal Cleanup Day
To mark International Coastal Cleanup Day, AET colleagues across the globe took part in a series of beach clean-ups in Singapore, Rio, de Janeiro, Galveston and Brighton. They collected 99 kilogrammes of trash globally, including cigarette butts, disposable plastics, straws and Styrofoam packaging, common culprits of marine pollution. For the clean-ups in Rio and Singapore, we partnered with Dream Learn Work (DLW) and VOX @ Singapore Children’s Society respectively, giving our employees the opportunity to engage with youth members in the local community while caring for the environment.
| Our Commitments and Performance | ||
|---|---|---|
| OUR COMMITMENT | OUR PERFORMANCE IN 2024 | COMMITMENT STATUS |
Zero pollution from major(1) spills on our vessels | Zero | Meeting commitment |
Conserve biodiversity by offering staff the opportunity to drive impact through participating in local events | Completed one beach clean-up per major office location(2) in 2024 | Meeting commitment |
(2) Major office locations: Galveston, London, Rio de Janeiro and Singapore