Member News: J+S Subsea’s Kairvee Tyagi Wins Prestigious Young Professional Award at Decarb Scotland 2025

April 7, 2025

L-R: Mark Hughes – Chief Operating Officer, NECCUS, Craig Jackson – Director, ZedTalent, Kairvee Tyagi – Environment and Sustainability Advisor, J+S Subsea, Dr Alasdair Allan – Acting Minister for Climate Change, Scottish Government, Dr Philippa Parmiter – Chief Executive Officer, NECCUS

J+S Subsea is proud to announce that Kairvee Tyagi has been awarded the Young Professional Award 2025 at the Decarb Scotland Conference, held on 13th March. This prestigious accolade was presented by Dr Alasdair Allan MSP, Minister for Climate Action, and recognises outstanding contributions from emerging leaders in the field of decarbonisation and energy transition. 

Kairvee has played a pivotal role in promoting sustainability within the subsea sector, particularly through her work on the Legacy Locker initiative—a pioneering project that supports the circular economy by repurposing and refurbishing subsea equipment. Her expertise in carbon reduction strategies and commitment to developing sustainable solutions have made a significant impact at J+S Subsea.  

As a key advocate for innovation in energy transition and decarbonisation, Kairvee has worked tirelessly to drive forward initiatives that not only support net-zero ambitions but also promote cost-effective and environmentally responsible solutions for subsea operations. Her achievements reflect the core values of J+S Subsea, demonstrating how young professionals are shaping the future of sustainable energy. 

Speaking about her award, Kairvee said:
“It is an incredible honour to receive the Young Professional Award. Sustainability and decarbonisation are at the heart of everything we do at J+S Subsea, and I am proud to contribute to the industry’s transition towards a cleaner, more responsible future. This recognition is not just for me, but for the entire team working towards these goals.” 

Lucinda Craig, Business Development Director of J+S Subsea, commented:
“Kairvee’s dedication and expertise are truly inspiring. She represents the next generation of leaders in sustainable energy, and we are delighted to see her hard work recognised on such a prestigious platform. This award is a testament to her passion and commitment to making a real difference.” 

The Decarb Scotland Conference brings together industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to discuss the latest advancements in industrial decarbonisation, renewable energy, and sustainable development. The Young Professional Award highlights emerging talent who are driving the industry forward through knowledge, leadership, and innovative thinking. 

J+S Subsea extends its congratulations to Kairvee on this well-deserved achievement and looks forward to continuing its commitment to sustainability and energy transition in the subsea sector. 

Craig Jackson – Director, ZedTalent, commented – It is a genuine pleasure to support this award and help shine a light on the next generation of talent in Energy Transition sector. Kairvee is a standout young professional—driven, capable, and already making a real impact. It’s inspiring to see the future of our sector in such capable hands. 

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