Our responsibility
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Keeping our people safe
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Minimizing our environmental footprints
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Contributing to healthy communities
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Contributing to healthy oceans
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Being profitable
Our license to operate goes hand-in-hand with our social responsibility. Responsible practices and long-term business perspectives are inextricably linked to sustainability.
- We are committed to operating a sustainable business, continuously seek improvements, and actively support the achievement of relevant UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- We support sustainable finance market developments, including the broader social and environmental progress that this type of financing can advance – and we recognize the vital role that debt markets can play in encouraging companies to enhance sustainability efforts.
We believe that sustainable financing will become the norm, with a clear alignment between capital and corporate commitment.
- Since 2015, Odfjell has completed one of the most extensive fleet renewal programs in the company's history. The result is one of the world’s most efficient and environmentally friendly fleet.
We believe that fleet modernization, along with a clear commitment to keep reducing emissions and operate to high standards, represents good risk management for the company and benefits our various share- and stakeholders.

“Throughout our more than 108-year history, Odfjell has taken a long-term view on how we do business – sustainability is deeply rooted in our DNA. We will only be able to prosper and grow if we act in a sustainable way.”
Øistein Jensen, Chief Sustainability Officer
Materiality assessment
To better understand what matters most to Odfjell and our stakeholders from an ESG perspective, we have conducted a materiality assessment (also published in our Annual Report).
The materiality assessment shows that the growing attention to climate and climate risk after the IPCC report, the industry’s transformation and decarbonization efforts, new regulations, and increased expectations, have pushed most ESG matterss further up on the materiality agenda.