We’re proud to share that Hydenlyne has officially joined the SME Climate Hub, a global initiative helping small and medium-sized businesses take meaningful climate action.
By signing the SME Climate Commitment, we’ve pledged to:
- Halve our greenhouse gas emissions by 2030
- Achieve net zero by 2050 or sooner
- Report our progress annually (starting October 2026)
Why This Matters
As a company working across global offshore operations, we understand the importance of protecting the environments we operate in. Climate change is a shared responsibility, and as a small business, we’re committed to doing our part—no matter how big or small the steps.
What We’re Doing
We’ve already taken positive actions, such as reducing office-based emissions by supporting flexible and remote working. Now, we’re building on that by:
- Tracking our emissions more closely across our operations
- Exploring carbon offsetting options for business flights and travel
- Making more conscious choices around equipment use, supplier engagement, and transport
- Raising awareness and encouraging climate-conscious behaviour among our team and partners
Looking Ahead
Joining the SME Climate Hub is a long-term commitment, and we’re just at the beginning. Over the coming months, we’ll be assessing our emissions, identifying where we can make real reductions, and continuing to work with our clients, contractors, and suppliers to embed sustainability into our everyday practices.
We’re excited to take this step forward and will keep you updated on our progress as we go.
Let’s do our bit—together.
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