Maritime Carbon Intelligence

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Port of Oslo to exempt green vessels from fees

The Port of Oslo will introduce a strengthened set of environmental incentives from 2026 to grant zero-emission vessels a full exemption from quay fees....

Gasum introduces daily pricing to improve transparency in FuelEU Maritime compliance

Finnish state-owned energy supplier Gasum has begun publishing a daily price for FuelEU Maritime compliance units in a move intended to bring greater clarity...

Carbon insetting: A path to net-zero supply chains? (Webinar)

As shipowners, ports and cargo owners look for credible and practical ways to cut emissions within their supply chains, carbon insetting is gaining traction...

Petronas secures Malaysia’s first offshore CCS permit

Malaysia has taken a major step towards establishing a domestic carbon capture and storage (CCS) industry, granting its first offshore assessment permit under a...

New partnership integrates ocean carbon removals into bulk carrier design

A new collaboration between maritime engineering firm Aurelia Design and climate technology company Calcarea aims to integrate ocean-based carbon capture directly into the design...

NYK expands transition bond programme to finance decarbonisation drive

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) is preparing to issue its fifth transition bond as it seeks to scale investment in alternative fuels and greenhouse gas...

Onboard carbon capture and storage: Opportunity amid uncertainty? (Webinar)

With the IMO’s decision to postpone adoption of the Net-Zero Framework, the question now is: what does this mean for the future of onboard...

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