Petrofac transforms Oman office space to minimise carbon footprint

Petrofac transforms Oman office space to minimise carbon footprint

Petrofac, a leading provider of services to the global energy industry, has transformed an office space of more than 2,000 square metres in Muscat, with the aim of minimising its environmental impact and maximising energy efficiency. The refurbishment, which will reduce energy consumption by a targeted 35%, is part of Petrofac’s wider commitment to lower its carbon emissions and achieve Net Zero by 2030.

The new space, which hosts more than 200 team members from Petrofac and client organisations, was inaugurated with a launch ceremony.

Constructed by Towell Talati, a local company specialising in architecture, interior design and construction administration, the office space comprises smart building technology that optimises use of water, lighting and air conditioning, and drives paperless processes to maximise energy efficiency.

Dr Khalid Al Jahwari, Petrofac’s Country Manager – Oman, said: “At Petrofac, we have set an ambitious target over the next three years to reduce 3% in Scope 1 and 2 emissions intensity annually, through adoption of renewable energy, emissions reductions, and cleaner transport. Part of our Net Zero action plan, our refurbished office now adopts the latest decarbonisation and employee wellbeing guidance to promote more efficient use of energy and water, and maximise natural lighting.

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