The maritime industry is bracing for a significant shift in emissions-related financial risks, with regulations such as the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) already in effect and initiatives like FuelEU Maritime on the horizon. As the sector prepares for potential future measures from the International Maritime Organization (IMO), stakeholders face mounting financial pressures.
Balancing Financial Considerations
As the cost of compliance with emissions regulations continues to escalate, shipowners are compelled to explore various strategies to mitigate financial exposure. While switching to alternative fuels presents one avenue, the adoption of less expensive options such as retrofitting energy-saving devices or technologies (ESDs/ESTs) emerges as a viable approach. These retrofitting solutions offer a cost-effective means of reducing emissions and aligning with regulatory requirements while simultaneously minimizing financial burdens on maritime stakeholders.
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Source: LR
