We believe that the Shipping industry is going through the biggest change in a century. The
current impact that the industry creates in terms of carbon footprint is massive, and this
can only be addressed through committed private players who are willing to make an impact
and want to stay ahead of the regulatory landscape. We can provide you best advice on the
IMO and EU regulatory landscape.
Key facts :
- 53,000 merchant ships trading internationally
-
Carbon Dioxide emissions from Shipping worldwide from 2007 to 2015 has averaged close to
1 Billion metric tons annually. And this accounts for between 2.2 to 2.6% of global
emissions.
-
Emissions from international shipping could grow between 50% and 250% by 2050 mainly due
to the growth of the world maritime trade
-
IMO has been actively engaged in a global approach to further enhance ship's energy
efficiency and develop measures to reduce GHG emissions from ships GHG related data
-
Projected size of Global Electric ship market between 2025 and 2030, is expected to grow
to 15.6 billion US$
-
Carbon Dioxide emissions from Shipping worldwide from 2007 to 2015 has averaged close to
1 Bullion metric tons annually.
-
The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) is introducing new regulations for ship
energy efficiency - the Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI) and Carbon
Intensity Indicator (CII) - which take effect in Jan 2023.
-
EU has launched its “Fit for 55” package of proposals, to reduce the EU’s total GHG
emissions by 55% by 2030, as a step towards full EU decarbonization by 2050. Shipping
will also face new stringent EU regulations, as a part of this.
We believe that the Shipping industry is going through massive change. The current impact
that
the industry creates in terms of carbon footprint is massive, and this can only be addressed
through committed private players who are willing to make an impact
and want to stay ahead of the regulatory landscape.
GRI reporting standards
The GRI Standards create a common language for organizations of all sizes to report on their
sustainability impacts in a consistent and credible way. This enhances global comparability
and enables organizations to be transparent and accountable.
The Standards help organizations understand and disclose their impacts in a way that meets
the needs of multiple stakeholders. In addition to reporting companies, the Standards are
highly relevant to many other groups, including investors, policymakers, capital markets,
and civil society.
We at Di-oxides, will help you with managing this reporting, so that you can focus on the
business and feel re-assured about being compliant as well as have a clear view of your
sustainability efforts.
SEAS membership
We are proud to be a member of SEAS, the Singapore Maritime Sustainability Network, which is
a platform for maritime industry players to share knowledge and best practices on
sustainability. Through this network we are able to stay ahead of the latest trends and
regulatory landscape, as well as to share our knowledge and expertise with other industry
players.
ESG reporting standards
The ESG Standards create a common language for organizations of all sizes to report on their
sustainability impacts in a consistent and credible way. This enhances global comparability
and enables organizations to be transparent and accountable.
The Standards help organizations understand and disclose their impacts in a way that meets
the needs of multiple stakeholders. In addition to reporting companies, the Standards are
highly relevant to many other groups, including investors, policymakers, capital markets,
and civil society.
We at Di-oxides, will help you with managing this reporting, so that you can focus on the
business and feel re-assured about being compliant as well as have a clear view of your
sustainability efforts.
