Sustainable growth report 2024

WASTE MANAGEMENT

On board our vessels, we manage various waste streams, including garbage, waste oil and sewage. For many years, waste separation has been part of our onboard and onshore operations, contributing to more effective processing and recycling of waste materials.

In addition, filtered drinking water systems onboard continue to help reduce plastic waste, while our cooks receive regular training from our food supplier, IFS, also aimed at reducing food waste. Through the implementation of electronic logbooks across the fleet, waste streams can now be digitally registered, including both the quantities generated onboard and the method of disposal.

In 2025, we achieved an important step forward by integrating the registration of all waste streams into our NAPA electronic logbook system. This now provides a more complete and automated overview of waste streams per vessel across the fleet. Improved data availability strengthens our ability to monitor waste generation and identify opportunities for improvement.

While this progress creates a strong foundation, a dedicated waste reduction plan has not yet been established. Developing a structured waste program will therefore become an area of focus from 2026 onwards, enabling us to further reduce our environmental impact and strengthen our approach towards waste management.

Particular attention will remain on reducing the use of onboard incinerators and identifying opportunities to minimise waste generation where possible.