Announcements

Geoquip Marine achieves Green Marine Europe certification

Geoquip Marine has been verified by Green Marine Europe, marking a significant step forward in the company’s approach to environmental performance.

Awarded during Green Marine’s International Shipping Day in Brussels, the certification recognises measurable progress across key sustainability indicators. Geoquip Marine achieved Levels 1–3 across all categories on entry.

As environmental expectations continue to increase across the maritime and offshore sectors, structured frameworks such as Green Marine Europe are critical in driving accountability and continuous improvement.

“Sustainability is an integral part of how we operate. This certification provides a clear framework for continuous improvement as we reduce our environmental impact across the fleet.”

This milestone supports Geoquip Marine’s broader commitment to safely delivering reliable data while embedding responsible practices across its operations.

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