Sustainable Energy Future

Noble is expediting emissions measuring to better serve our customers, regulators, and meet corporate goals to reduce emissions. EEI allows our engineers to gain insights into potential areas for energy optimizations and emission reductions.

Integrating green methanol into offshore operations can reduce the environmental footprint and contribute to broader energy transition and decarbonization programs. In 2024, Noble conducted a feasibility study of the safety and operational and feasibility aspects of upgrading a harsh environment jackup rig offshore Norway, using green methanol as a key component.

EnergyWise is one of Noble’s initiative to cut energy use and meet its 2030 greenhouse gas reduction target. The program encourages rig crews and third parties to adopt energy-saving behaviors, aiming for a 6 or greater reduction when the program is fully implemented. In 2024, over 400 crew suggestions were submitted. In 2025, energy-efficient behaviors will be implemented, supporting ISO 50001 compliance.

Noble is leading the advancement of safe, cost-effective, and scalable offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS), crucial for a lower-carbon future. Offshore CCS is expected to store 25-50 percent of CO₂ from industrial sites in the coming decades. Partnering in multiple research and development projects, Noble is enhancing technology and operational capabilities to safely inject CO₂ and establish industry standards for offshore CCS equipment and rigs.