Managing Environmental Impacts

Working to consistent fundamental requirements and guidelines is a prerequisite for achieving credibility, both internally and externally. The management of environmental aspects is integrated into the HSE Management System, in accordance with the commitments defined in the HSE Policy. Moreover, the number of sites certified according to the international environmental standard ISO 14001 is growing on a yearly basis.

This diagram provides an overview of Saipem’s core business activities and the key environmental issues it faces. It also provides examples of some of the key steps taken to minimise impact and protect the environment at each stage.

Offshore Onshore Drilling
Business Unit
Potential
Impacts
  • Air Emissions
  • GHG
  • Water Pollution/Consumption
  • Waste Generation/Disposal
  • Air Emissions
  • GHG
  • Noise
  • Water Pollution/Consumption
  • Soil Pollution/Erosion
  • Waste Generation/Disposal
  • Landscape modification
  • Air Emissions
  • GHG
  • Noise
  • Water Pollution/Consumption
  • Waste Generation/Disposal
  • Landscape modification
Mitigation Activities
  • Use of fuel with Low Sulphur content
  • GHGs Accounting Model
  • Waste management
  • Minimising Fresh Water consumption
  • Use of fuel with Low Sulphur content
  • Waste management
  • Minimising Fresh Water consumption
  • Reducing impacts with environmentally efficient reinstatement methodologies
  • Use of fuel with Low Sulphur content
  • Waste management
  • Minimising Fresh Water consumption
  • Reducing impacts with environmentally efficient reinstatement
    methodologies
last update:  December 13, 2010; h 11:00