Our Members are central to driving the transition towards a more sustainable offshore energy seascape – an essential step towards meeting ambitious targets for a Net Zero future. At IMCA, we stand ready with unwavering support to our Members as they navigate this transformative journey.

Sustainability in the Technical Library

Latest related Guidance:

The role of marine contractors in biodiversity impact and nature-positive developments

This guidance, published by the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA), aims to support marine contractors in understanding and managing their impact on marine biodiversity. 

 

The document aligns with global sustainability efforts, especially the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and promotes nature-positive strategies in offshore operations.

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Guidance on mitigation of underwater noise

This document provides comprehensive guidance on mitigating underwater noise generated by offshore marine operations, emphasising the importance of sustainable practices to protect marine ecosystems.

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Informative guidance on estimating supply chain Scope 3 emissions

This document provides guidance for IMCA members on estimating Scope 3 emissions in the supply chain, emphasising the importance of accurate reporting and vendor engagement to meet sustainability targets.

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Latest related Information Notes:

Greenhouse Gases – Energy Efficiency Measures

In October 2025 IMCA GHG Committee met to develop a GHGC Offshore Energy Efficiency Measures Toolbox, to offer Members a clear resource for supporting offshore decarbonisation

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ISO launches first global standard for businesses to assess biodiversity impacts

Informs IMCA Members about the publication of ISO 17298:2025, a standard designed to help organisations assess their impacts and dependencies on biodiversity

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Insights from the Ocean Decade and Nature-Inclusive Design

This note summarises IMCA’s participation at the 2025 UN Ocean Conference1 shaping the future of sustainable ocean development and nature-inclusive marine infrastructure.

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