2025 Annual Environmental Statement
15th July 2026
We are proud to publish our Environmental Statement for 2025, recently submitted to the Offshore Petroleum Regulator for Environment and Decommissioning (OPRED).
This report provides a transparent and comprehensive account of our environmental performance across the Anasuria Cluster in 2025. It reflects our continued commitment to operating safely, responsibly and sustainably, with environmental stewardship embedded into how we work every day.
As we marked 10 years of Anasuria Operating Company, 2025 has been a year of strengthening how we manage our environmental impact – taking practical steps to further embed environmental responsibility into day-to-day operations across both our onshore and offshore teams.
Highlights from 2025 include:
- Developing and submitting our Anasuria Methane Action Plan to the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA), integrating methane reduction into our wider Emission Reduction Action Plan (ERAP).
- Enhancing emissions monitoring through a methane drone survey and the introduction of onboard FLIR technology to support more effective identification of fugitive emissions.
- Establishing dedicated Environmental Representatives (E-Reps) offshore, strengthening workforce engagement and driving a more proactive environmental culture at asset level.
- Rolling out new environmental awareness training across all FPSO crews, covering chemical management, waste management and atmospheric emissions to ensure consistent understanding and accountability.
- Maintaining our ISO 14001 certified Environmental Management System.
We recognise that meaningful progress comes through action, transparency and accountability. While 2025 has presented its challenges, our focus has remained on maintaining safe and reliable operations while continuously improving our environmental performance.
By sharing this report, we reaffirm our commitment to doing the right thing – not only as a regulatory requirement, but as a reflection of our values and the standards we set as an operator in the UKCS.










