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Rethinking Carbon Market Integration Beyond the Link-Up

Navigating a Positive but Incomplete Milestone The recent announcement that the United Kingdom will align its Emissions Trading System (ETS) with the European Union’s counterpart has been met with optimism across the sustainability sector. Columbia Group, a leading voice in maritime decarbonisation, welcomes this move. However, as its EmissionLink managing […]

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FuelEU Maritime: Why Compliance is Now a Strategic Advantage

A New Maritime Era In 2023, the European Union launched one of its most ambitious efforts to decarbonise the maritime sector. Known as FuelEU Maritime, this regulation doesn’t merely set emission targets—it signals a deeper transition in how shipping companies operate and strategise. For those in the industry, the regulation

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Harmonising Ambitions: How International and European Maritime Decarbonisation Standards Are Converging

As shipping leaders anticipate future compliance pathways, a promising convergence is emerging between international and European climate regulations. The International Maritime Organization’s Net-Zero Framework and the European Union’s FuelEU Maritime Regulation, although distinct in jurisdiction and governance, are now evolving in tandem. This alignment may reduce regulatory complexity and create

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A Shared Compass: How Standardized Emission Calculations Accelerate Decarbonization in Shipping

Unifying the Framework for Climate Action The journey toward decarbonizing global maritime logistics gained a significant boost when the Global Ro-Ro Community (GRC) announced new guidelines for calculating greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensity from Ro-Ro ships. This initiative, developed in collaboration with the Smart Freight Centre (SFC), brings clarity and

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ABS Approval Signals Shift in Maritime Emissions Management

Setting Sail Towards Carbon Management In a noteworthy development for maritime sustainability, a groundbreaking liquefied carbon dioxide (LCO2) barge design has received Approval in Principle (AiP) from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS). This innovative vessel, conceived by Overseas Shipholding Group through its subsidiary Aptamus Carbon Solutions, marks a significant

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Global Collaboration Ignites a New Era in Green Shipbuilding

A Quiet Revolution in the Maritime Industry The maritime sector is undergoing a transformation, one that blends innovation, collaboration, and sustainability. At the heart of this shift is the newly formed Global Green Shipyard Alliance (GGSA), a pioneering initiative with an ambitious vision: to accelerate the environmental transition of global

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EU and India Unite for Sustainability Innovation with €41 Million Green Tech Push

Pioneering Partnership Takes a Bold Step Toward Cleaner Oceans and Energy In a significant move towards a more sustainable future, the European Union and India have unveiled a €41 million joint investment in green technologies. This landmark collaboration under the EU-India Trade and Technology Council (TTC) aims to combat marine

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FuelEU Maritime Compliance: A Surprising Financial Opportunity

Rethinking the Cost Narrative As the FuelEU Maritime regulation begins to reshape operational frameworks across the shipping industry, a refreshing insight is emerging: compliance may not be a mere cost burden. Instead, when approached strategically, it could unveil substantial financial benefits. According to OceanScore, a maritime data analytics firm, smarter

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Maritime Certification as a Market Signal: A New Role for Industry Associations

Rethinking Sustainability Leadership in Shipping In today’s rapidly transforming maritime landscape, regulatory compliance is no longer the sole driver of environmental action. Instead, market credibility and stakeholder trust are emerging as powerful incentives. This shift is reflected in the latest actions by the International Shipsuppliers and Services Association, which has

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The Missed Windfall: Why the Latest Maritime Climate Deal May Benefit Polluters More Than Innovators

Rethinking Maritime Climate Strategy Last month, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) made headlines after adopting what some called “historic” climate regulations. Yet, for many in the clean shipping sector, this announcement was less a breakthrough and more a missed opportunity. A coalition of 82 stakeholders — ranging from maritime technology

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A New Wave of Compliance Innovation: Bio-LNG Bunkering and Pooling Synergies

The Rise of Bio-LNG in Maritime Energy Transition The maritime sector, long reliant on fossil-based fuels, is witnessing a subtle yet powerful transformation. One notable example is the integration of bio-LNG as a bunkering fuel, spotlighted recently through the operations of Kairos, an LNG bunker vessel chartered by a Nordic

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Maritime Decarbonization Momentum: Navigating Complexity with Precision

Charting a New Course for Maritime Sustainability The maritime industry is entering a pivotal era of decarbonization, marked by a layered and evolving landscape of regulations. While this may seem daunting, it also signals a deeper shift—an industry increasingly empowered by clarity, digitalisation, and accountability. What appears complex on the

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Charting a Just Course: What Net Zero Really Means for Maritime and Port Transformation

A Global Maritime Milestone In a landmark decision, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) adopted a global carbon pricing mechanism in April 2025. This move—targeting a $100-per-tonne levy on excess carbon dioxide emissions from 2028—signals more than a regulatory shift. It represents a collective step toward achieving net-zero emissions from international

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UK Methanol Market 2025: Clean Fuel Innovation for Maritime Leadership

Green Innovation Meets Maritime Ambition in 2025 A Fuel With a Future In 2025, methanol is not just making waves—it is redefining how the UK navigates its net-zero aspirations. As demand for sustainable marine fuel intensifies, methanol emerges as a quiet frontrunner, offering a versatile, low-carbon alternative that aligns well

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