- Industry experts discussed the impact of rising carbon compliance costs on global shipping at a Nor-Shipping event in Oslo.
- The conversation highlighted how carbon regulations are influencing freight rates, fuel strategies, and trade patterns.
- Panelists from leading maritime and financial organizations shared perspectives on who stands to gain or lose in the evolving compliance landscape.
- The session emphasized the importance of strategic adaptation as carbon markets reshape the shipping industry.
Amid growing concerns over the financial and operational impact of carbon regulations, leading voices from the maritime sector gathered at Nor-Shipping in Oslo to explore how sustainability rules are shaping the industry’s future.
The discussion, moderated by Lloyd’s List editor-in-chief Richard Meade, featured key insights from executives at Frontline, Flex LNG, Glencore, the London Stock Exchange Group, and Siglar Carbon.
The event, hosted by Siglar Carbon in partnership with the London Stock Exchange Group and Lloyd’s List Intelligence, examined the shifting dynamics of compliance, cost, and competitiveness, highlighting who may benefit and who might fall behind as carbon trading intensifies, according to Lloyd’s List Intelligence.
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Source: Lloyd’s List Intelligence
