Wallem Group’s ESG report shows growing commitment to sustainable maritime practices

Wallem Group has recently released its 2024 Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) report, showcasing its dedication to fostering safe, sustainable, and responsible operations across its ship management, ship agency, and crewing services. The report underscores Wallem’s commitment to supporting smart and secure operations, particularly during a crucial period for its clients and the broader maritime industry. The group’s ESG strategy emphasizes a people-centered approach, placing significant focus on the well-being of seafarers as a core component of its operations.

The report highlights Wallem’s adherence to international, national, and local regulations aimed at reducing CO2 emissions, reflecting its ongoing efforts to update policies and procedures to align with best practices. The group also reaffirms its commitment to meeting the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) 2030 and 2050 targets for CO2 emissions reduction, emphasizing the importance of regular crew training to facilitate the implementation of sustainable technologies onboard vessels.

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Furthermore, the report illustrates Wallem’s proactive measures to prevent pollution and exceed regulatory requirements. It also details the company’s initiatives to ensure crew well-being, including access to Mental Health Champions on all vessels and the enforcement of anti-discriminatory practices to promote diversity and gender equality within the organization. According to John Rowley, CEO of Wallem Group, the report reflects the group’s ongoing efforts to uphold transparent and responsible practices, with a firm focus on crew welfare and decarbonization as key drivers of business success.