At SAR, we prioritise sustainability in all the choices we make. Our goal is to ensure the best possible use of resources and contribute to a minimal environmental impact, both internally and with our customers and partners.

This month more than 65 000 visitors from around the globe attended the energy conference and exhibition ONS in Stavanger.

It can be challenging for a waste producer to know how each individual fraction should be handled at all times. At SAR, you get the information you need to do so in a sustainable and responsible way. The journey begins when the waste occurs and the basis for reduction, reuse and recycling opportunities is formed.

The technical session will focus on “Value From Data Sharing”.

Great value can be achieved by collaboration that would involve sharing data between O&G industry peers and suppliers. During the technical session you will hear from operators, suppliers, and technology providers within O&G.

This year, Alisa will share valuable knowledge about the importance of data sharing in sustainable waste management.

As the world is going through a transition towards a greener and more environmentally sustainable society, the O&G industry naturally follows the same pattern. Consequently, sustainable waste management plays a central role in this transition and fully supports circular economy.

The waste industry is currently focusing heavily on data sharing. At the same time, it depends on data availability from both customers and partners. During this session, you will be presented with several cases and learn how collaboration between customers and waste management companies can be improved by data sharing technologies:

1. Data flow that follows value chain: from produced waste – its transportation – to its recycling.
2. Waste reporting: data availability for O&G companies to meet authority requirements.
3. Sustainability awareness – knowledge on how O&G waste was recycled and proactive suggestions for improvements on how O&G companies manage their waste based on data.

Join us in reaching the UN 17th Sustainable Development Goal “Partnerships for the Goals”. Through developing ecosystem partnerships between O&G companies and waste management companies.

You can join the technical session on Wednesday 31st August at 10:15 in Hall 1 -Vindafjord.
Get your ticket and read more about the session at the official ONS program page.

Good utilization of resources and capacity have been of great importance for the drill cuttings processing plant in Risavika for their sustained positive trend in operational flow and downtime. The operation has had a high production and our employees at the plant have really contributed to carrying out the work with good efficiency and  quality.

Join us at ONS and explore how waste in the energy industry can become a competitive advantage to your company, when handled sustainably.

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When we were invited to be part of the jury while students from Bryne ungdomsskole this Friday competed in entrepreneurship we didn't hesitate for a second. What a joy so see such creativity and bright young minds at work with reuse and value creation as the goal! 

An inspiring entry to the weekend of World Environmental Day!

"Bjørn Erik is a master at seeing our customers needs and creating value for the them beyond what they even expected. However, what makes him unique is that he is a true Kinder-egg; he identifies an issue, he finds a solution and goes ahead and performs the job himself!"

- Nina Øglænd, Commercial Director

SAR has a highly developed program for apprenticeships within several fields. As an apprentice at SAR, you gain a unique competence which you can continue to develop through your career and just as important; you bring new expertise and knowledge to us.