Shipping industry at risk of fines due to FuelEU Maritime inactivity
The shipping industry is already at risk of significant fines, even before the FuelEU Maritime regulations take effect. It is particularly the lack of FuelEU clauses in charterparty agreements and pooling arrangements that causes costs to accumulate.
The full storyNavigating the complexities of maritime emissions regulations can be challenging as they continue to evolve. Here, we provide a five-year timeline and a sort summary of key points for you to remember.
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The EU ETS requires shipping companies to annually report emissions and surrender allowances. The polluter pays principle mandates that charterers, in time charter and spot voyage contracts take responsibility for emissions. This highlights the importance of contract terms and conditions between charterers and owners.
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