Olympic
Climate & Energy Transition
Olympic enables offshore energy operations through an advanced fleet and maritime expertise developed for some of the world's most complex and safety-critical environments.
Olympic contributes to the energy transition in two ways.
First, we provide the fleet, technology and maritime expertise that help the energy sector develop, maintain and operate critical offshore energy infrastructure. At the same time, we continuously reduce emissions and improve the climate performance of our own maritime operations.
What we focus on
- Enabling the energy transition
- Climate targets & transition plan
- Technology and fleet innovation
Enabling the energy transition
The future of energy will be built offshore.
Drawing on decades of experience from complex offshore operations, Olympics’ multifunctional fleet supports both established energy infrastructure and the development of tomorrows offshore energy projects.
From oil and gas developments to offshore wind and renewable energy projects, we provide the offshore support needed to deliver complex projects safely and efficiently.
Climate targets & transition plan
Olympic has set an ambition of achieving a net zero fleet by 2050.
By continuously improving energy efficiency, optimizing operations and investing in fleet development, Olympic is taking practical steps to reduce emissions while strengthening long-term fleet performance. Emissions are continuously monitored to improve performance and guide long-term fleet investments.
However, improving the performance of our own fleet is only part of the solution. A significant share of emissions occurs across the wider value chain through suppliers, subcontractors and business partners, making collaboration essential.
By working closely with customers, suppliers and partners, we aim to better understand and reduce emissions across the wider value chain, helping accelerate the transition to lower-emission offshore operations.
Technology & Fleet Innovation
A net zero Olympic fleet will require more than incremental improvements. It will depend on innovation, new technologies and a willingness to challenge conventional solutions.
While new solutions will play an important role, they must also perform reliably in some of the world’s most demanding offshore environments. Many of the technologies required to achieve a net zero fleet are still evolving, making a forward-looking approach and long-term fleet development essential parts of the transition.
Drawing on decades of operational experience, Olympic continuously explores new technologies, vessel concepts and operational improvements that can strengthen performance, improve vessel capabilities and support the development of a more efficient and sustainable offshore fleet.
Through close industry collaboration, we help shape the next generation of offshore vessels and lower-emission solutions.
