BW Offshore Ltd 2022 AR2
The report highlights BW Offshore's progress in 2022, including advancing its largest FPSO project, Barossa (BW Opal), which reached over 50% completion with 8.6 million man-hours worked without injuries. The company continued its transition to a diversified offshore energy company by divesting non-core conventional FPSOs for recycling or sale, and expanding its floating offshore wind presence through its 53.2% ownership of BW Ideol. Financially, the company recorded operating revenues of USD 774.1 million and a net profit of USD 129.5 million. On the environmental front, BW Offshore reduced its Scope 1 emissions to 13.3 thousand tonnes of CO2e and achieved zero significant oil spills.
Company: BW Offshore Ltd
Sector: Energy
Country: Bermuda
Year: 2022
Type: AR2
Pages: 172
BW Offshore Ltd
Annual Report
The report highlights BW Offshore's progress in 2022, including advancing its largest FPSO project, Barossa (BW Opal), which reached over 50% completion with 8.6 million man-hours worked without injuries. The company continued its transition to a diversified offshore energy company by divesting non-core conventional FPSOs for recycling or sale, and expanding its floating offshore wind presence through its 53.2% ownership of BW Ideol. Financially, the company recorded operating revenues of USD 774.1 million and a net profit of USD 129.5 million. On the environmental front, BW Offshore reduced its Scope 1 emissions to 13.3 thousand tonnes of CO2e and achieved zero significant oil spills.
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Document Details
Report Year
2022
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2022 - Dec 31, 2022
Fiscal Year
2022
Type
Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
Language
English
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Materiality Assessment
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Women on Board
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