At IETA’s European Climate Summit 2024, our co-Head of Sustainability discussed the maritime industry’s adaptation to the EU-ETS, highlighting the challenges and strategic responses essential for complying with upcoming regulatory milestones and facilitating the global shift towards decarbonisation.
Discovery & Execution
The cost of carbon in goods and supply chains is impacting the economics of freight.
Understanding carbon market pricing dynamics will be fundamental to quantify and manage this additional financial exposure as environmental policies and regulations intensify under consumer pressure.
Working closely with our carbon market specialist partner ClearBlue Markets.
We offer compliance and voluntary carbon markets advisory, research reports and insights, fundamental and technical analysis, proprietary carbon prices forecasting, bespoke carbon position strategy development, implementation, and risk management. This is combined with direct carbon markets access for seamless broking and execution.
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IG SUSTAINABILITY
Working towards a zero-carbon maritime industry
Red Sea diversion and sectoral EUA demand
Rerouted shipping via Cape of Good Hope raises emissions, with a modest immediate EUA demand impact. Read the latest IG Sustainability short report analysing costs, risk, and environmental implications.
Inside the EU-ETS Era
As COP28 calls for fossil fuel abandonment, the shift to green fuels necessitates substantial financial investment and cross-industry collaboration for effective decarbonisation. The EU-ETS, now live and counting, offers a framework for impactful maritime sector transformation.