IMO Net-Zero Framework advisory service
The IMO Net-Zero Framework (NZF), approved in April 2025, marks a new chapter for global shipping where ships will be required to transition to low GHG emission fuels – presenting new risks and opportunities for shipping stakeholders.
DNV’s IMO Net-Zero Framework advisory helps you understand what the new IMO requirements mean for your business – and how to respond effectively.
Whether you’re a shipowner, fuel supplier, port, yard, charterer or cargo stakeholder, we help you assess status and implications, risks and opportunities.
What you get
- Tailored insights into regulatory requirements
- Cost, risk, and opportunity assessments, including also regional GHG regulations (such as FuelEU Maritime and EU ETS) and other national regulations.
- Data-based analysis to support decision-making
From awareness to action
DNV’s services support you at every step of the transition:
- GHG Compliance Cost Optimizer
Get clear, data-driven guidance on adopting low GHG emission fuels and decarbonization solutions tailored to your fleet.
- Fuel Selector
Explore and compare different fuel strategies - ship by ship or fleet-wide - and understand how they align with regulatory pathways.
- Fleet Decarbonization Strategy
Turn your GHG goals into cost-efficient, actionable fleet strategies.
- Green Shipping Corridor Services
Follow a practical, step-by-step approach to identify and develop viable green corridors.
- Biofuel Feasibility Service
Determine if your vessels are technically and operationally ready to adopt biofuels.
- Alternative Fuels Insight
Access real-time intelligence on fuel availability, infrastructure, and bunkering options worldwide.
- Newbuilding and Retrofit Support
Make informed, future-proof investment decisions for your newbuilds and retrofits.
- Emissions Connect
Track, manage, and verify your emissions data - seamlessly and transparently.
- Safe Operation Readiness with Alternative Fuels
Prepare your organization, systems, and processes for safe use of alternative fuels.
