Normand Pacific is still on top, with 441 Green Operations in Q1 - 2013 the crew swept away all opponents. It comes as no surprise that they maintained the lead from earlier this year.
Normand Pacific is again on top, with 521 Green Operations in Q4 - 2012 the crew on this vessel has shown determination and will to climb all the way to the top. Looking at the Solstad Green Operations report from Pacific we can see that they have used every possible opportunity to save fuel, and in average every record has given them 0,9 SGO points, but we also find records with as little as 70 liters in savings, but still 0.1 SGO as a result. If we combine this with the good reporting culture on Pacific we get good results this quarter.
Normand Atlantic with 272 Green Operations won the quarterly competition this time. Looking at the Solstad Green Operations report we can see that Normand Atlantic's focus area has been on the main engine, like on board many of our vessels. This category has become the most popular category, maybe it is because of the immediate effect it has on the fuel consumption. Normand Atlantic has been doing many rig operations this quarter, despite the high level of safety and complexity in these operations they have managed to keep a high environmental focus on board, which is very good.
Looking through our Emission database for the previous 3 months we have a winner - the Normand Pacific. The vessel has been on a fairly strict day schedule, and have been using the SGO menu the same way, which has resulted in many SGO registrations (537), applause to you. Respectively second and third place we find Normand Atlantic and Normand Jarl with a nice score of 351 and 263. Normand Corona, Normand Vester and Normand Baltic are fighting for the title in the PSV SGO class, they had all high numbers in Q1 and it looks like they have managed to maintain pressure in Q2, which is very good. Looking at the OSV and AHTS class, we find, not unexpectedly, Normand Pacific, and Normand Atlantic. Normand Atlantic has managed to accumulate 351 Green Operations. Nor Chief (AHTS class) has for the moment a steady course and sits nicely on third place in her group, this is a very good achievement, considering that they have just started with SGO. In December we will have a closer look at the class winners, and it will be interesting to see who will be on top then.
The environmental efforts and programme of Solstad Offshore is mentioned in a report from the Norwegian Ministry of the environment to the Norwegian parliament.
After a thrilling finish Normand Drott took the first place this quarter, meaning Normand Jarl slides down to second place. Normand Atlantic, Normand Clough and Normand Clipper were all involved and fought for the title this time, pleased to see that there are so many vessels in this position. Another positive development is the number of comments you all put down while you enter SGO, this has proven to be quite valuable for the rest of the fleet to understand what it is all about. Our Nor Vessels has been trying very hard to get into the competition, and we can see that they are becoming stronger every month.
Normand Jarl took over the trone this quarter, they used the remaining 3 month in 2011 to do as much as 318 SGO's (Solstad Green Operations), and considering weather conditions in some parts of the world this is a good overall achievement. Normand Pacific was not far behind, they managed 253 and Normand Clough still on third with a steady 210. For those of you who are interested in statistic, and I know there are many of you, I can inform that the 3 vessels above produced 20% of the overall SGO number this quarter.
Normand Pacific won the quarterly competition...again, with a record high number of SGO's (Solstad Green Operations) registered: 621! Normand Jarl came in second with a nice 394, Normand Clough third with 233. Bravo!! It is also worth mentioning that the 3 top positions on the list has improved 60% from last quarter.
Normand Pacific won the quarterly competition with a record high number of SGO's (Solstad Green Operations) registered: 340! On the places behind the winner we find Normand Jarl, Normand Mjolne, Normand Drott and Normand Skipper which all have more than 170 SGO registered. This is a fantastic achievement!
For the second time, a full Carbon Footprint analysis has been done for Solstad by a 3rd party. This report states Solstad's carbon emissions calculated according to the international standard Greenhouse Gas Protocol Initiative (GHG protocol) and ISO 14064-I.
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