Take control over your decarbonization journey

Decarbonizing shipping is a complex challenge requiring smart decisions and strategic investments to meet the IMO's 2050 zero-emission goal.

The 9th edition of the Maritime Forecast to 2050 analyses how shipping will navigate the next phase of its decarbonization journey. Shipping is entering a new regulatory era that will reshape investment decisions, operational strategies, and fuel choices across the maritime value chain.

Stakeholders should start preparing early and investigate all solutions for finding cost-effective compliance strategies, and the Maritime Forecast to 2050 provides them with key insights to guide them on their journeys.

 

To get practical and start taking control over your decarbonization journey, we suggest focusing on these key areas:

Achieving net-zero by 2050 requires a flexible and strategic approach, looking at all options (long, medium and short term) to decarbonize most effectively.

Decarbonizing the industry needs a global system for carbon-neutral fuels, but it's unclear which fuels will be widely available and at what cost. This makes it difficult to decide on a fuel choice.

Solutions:
Energy efficiency technologies and measures provide a cost-efficient and predictable pathway to emissions reductions, while also reducing demand for carbon-neutral fuels.

Emissions management is both a compliance and a commercial challenge. Accurate emissions management is dependent on transparent, reliable data, backed up by a trusted source.

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