As part of the European Union’s Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) expansion to the maritime sector, each Member State has designated an administering authority responsible for overseeing compliance. The provisional list of administering authorities, last updated on March 21, 2024, provides shipping companies with essential contact points for regulatory guidance.
Role of Administering Authorities
These authorities are responsible for monitoring, reporting, and enforcing ETS obligations for shipping companies under Directive 2003/87/EC. They ensure that maritime operators correctly measure and report emissions, comply with allowance surrender requirements, and receive the necessary support for ETS compliance.
Accessing the List
The document includes details such as:
- The name of the administering authority in each Member State.
- Functional email addresses for inquiries.
- Phone numbers for direct communication.
- Webpage links to national information portals.
Conclusion
This list is an essential tool for shipping companies navigating the EU ETS Maritime framework. Ensuring compliance with the relevant authority is key to avoiding penalties and contributing to the EU’s decarbonization goals.
Download Document PDFs Here: List of Administering Authorities for EU ETS Maritime (21 March 2024)