AET’s Global Director of Strategy and Sustainability and Enterprise Risk Management, Smriti Sharma, joined industry leaders to speak about the maritime energy transition at the at the 8th Mare Forum Singapore. She discussed the outlook for alternative fuels, the realities of new technology adoption and female participation in seafarer careers.
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Strategic Partnerships
We view our customers and other stakeholders as essential partners and key drivers for the continued success of our business. By engaging with a diverse array of stakeholders from across the industry and our value chain, we enrich the organisation by leveraging their knowledge, expertise, technologies and resources. This empowers us to address complex challenges and effectively determine the best way to create value in ways that align with our business objectives and sustainability agenda.
We identify our key stakeholders based on their level of involvement with AET and ability to potentially impact AET’s operations and activities. In all our engagements with our stakeholders, we are steered by a stakeholder-inclusive strategy and our Principles of Stakeholder Engagement.
Our Principles of Stakeholder Engagement
Collaborate
with strategic partners
Promote
sustainability awareness
Communicate
effectively through identified platforms
Feedback
sought regularly from stakeholders
Transparency
through disclosures on sustainability-related frameworks
Focus Story: Knowledge Sharing and Thought Leadership
We engage with our business partners and suppliers regularly to share best practices and learnings to drive operational efficiency and sustainability outcomes. This takes the form of regular informal dialogue, events and the AET Annual Review.
Harold Boyer, our Head of Commercial for Mid-Sized Tankers, was among the invited panellists at the Argus Sustainable Marine Fuels Conference 2024. He spoke on the ongoing transition toward sustainable marine fuels and reaffirmed AET's commitment to drive positive change in the shipping industry.
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Our Global Director of Business Development and Technology, Robert Sullivan, participated in a panel discussion on LNG and the future of maritime transportation at the S&P Global Asia Gas Markets Conference 2024. He emphasised that both LNG and ammonia have important roles in advancing the energy transition in the maritime industry and that collaboration across the value chain is key to this journey.