2023 Sustainability Report

Our 2023 Sustainability Report showcases our advancements in creating a more sustainable and responsible future. As global energy demands continued to shift in 2023 due to supply change disruptions, geopolitical unrest, and climate change, NFE has continued to respond with flexibility to these challenges while remaining steadfast in our commitment to meeting emerging energy needs, developing key infrastructure, and providing the logistics required to expedite the energy transition.

Ensuring the safety of our people and communities: In 2023, we once again achieved zero significant health and safety incidents and maintained our injury frequency rate below industry average globally. We established a program within NFE University to execute enhancements to training programs on a rolling basis to ensure regular, companywide updates. We also enhanced the means by which hazards and risks are identified and controls are implemented to meet the challenges of new lines of operation including FLNG, vessel operation, and hydrogen projects.

Creating an inclusive, engaging workplace for our employees: In 2023, we created 205 full-time jobs globally, with a focus on hiring locally. To further support the development of our employees, we implemented a new human capital management platform to improve capabilities for talent assessment, learning and development, and people analytics.  We also expanded healthcare benefits, including a holistic health program to encourage healthy eating and exercise. To simultaneously engage our employees and give back to our communities, we held volunteer events in each major location globally and continued our holiday charity matching program.

Supporting the communities in which we operate: Investing in education, workforce development, and community well-being in the areas where we operate remains a core focus for NFE. In 2023, these efforts included supporting over 9,000 students through financial aid, sponsorship of STEM activities, and investments in schools and teachers in Jamaica and Mexico; donating food and supplies to 1,800 families across our geographical borders; improving community health by providing eye screenings to 300 children and families in Brazil; and developing the local workforce by providing internships and professional courses for over 200 students in Jamaica and Brazil.