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Risk sharing and requirements for CCfDs in CCS – The pending issues to reach the Prinos CO2 market test
The comprehensive "reading" and recording of the risks that accompany the supply chain of the CCS value chain is a prerequisite for the emitters to be able to open up to the full scope of the discussion on contracts for difference (CCfDs), which in turn will practically pave the way for final investment decisions. In particular, as competent sources with knowledge of the matter point out, the quantification of the risks that may arise during the maturation of the projects and
34 minutes ago
NYK, HEPCO Target Maritime Decarbonization with OCCS Study
Pirika Moshiri Maru (Credit: Oshima Shipbuilding/Supplied by NYK) NYK has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Hokkaido Electric Power to conduct a study related to onboard carbon capture and storage (OCCS) technologies. Under the agreement, the companies will jointly study a demonstration project in Tomakomai, Japan, focused on decarbonizing maritime transport. The study will run over a three-year period through fiscal year 2028 and will cover the design and opera
Apr 16
Mott MacDonald appointed to world-first commercial scale liquid hydrogen and liquid CO2 terminal in Amsterdam
source: Mott MacDonald Mott MacDonald, the global engineering, management and development consultancy, has been appointed as owner’s engineer for the pioneering EcoLog Terminal Amsterdam, the world’s first commercial-scale facility designed to import liquid hydrogen (LH₂) and export liquid CO₂ (LCO₂). As owner’s engineer, Mott MacDonald will provide multidisciplinary oversight across planning, design and construction, verifying that the project meets the highest standards of
Apr 15
Society of Knowledge
MEPC 84: IMO’s Secretary-General urges for pragmatic exchanges
IMO Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez opened the 84th session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 84), in 27-04-2026 at London, urging Member States to find convergence and make meaningful progress on the IMO Net-Zero Framework to cut global shipping emissions, and set an example of effective multilateralism. The meeting covers a range of environmental issues, including actions to address: • Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from ships • Energy efficie
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ClassNK grants Approval in Principle (AiP) for a liquefied CO2 carrier intended to Socket SPAR Unit for injection facility
source: SSS ClassNK, as announced back at 25-03-2026, has issued an Approval in Principle (AiP) for the designs of a liquefied CO2 carrier intended to Socket SPAR Unit for injection facility. The certification demonstrates its feasibility from regulatory and safety perspectives. As CCS projects continue to advance worldwide, Japan faces unique challenges due to its deep and steep offshore waters, where subsea pipeline-based CO2 storage is not always feasible. Under the Minis
Apr 14
Latsco Marine Management - A new study for OCCS
Latsco Marine Management, announced through social media (LinkedIn), their participation in the study “Onboard Carbon Capture Technologies”, commissioned by the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA). Among several expert organizations, they supported the Hazard Identification (HAZID) workshops, contributing their operational expertise to the evaluation of onboard carbon capture applications within the maritime sector. Furthermore, according to the study, ( https://lnkd.in
Feb 19
Surveys - Case studies
Latsco Marine Management - A new study for OCCS
Latsco Marine Management, announced through social media (LinkedIn), their participation in the study “Onboard Carbon Capture Technologies”, commissioned by the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA). Among several expert organizations, they supported the Hazard Identification (HAZID) workshops, contributing their operational expertise to the evaluation of onboard carbon capture applications within the maritime sector. Furthermore, according to the study, ( https://lnkd.in
Feb 19
The risks and rewards of CO2 storage: New report finds leakage threats are manageable
Courtesy: IEAGHG CO2 storage has recently become a hot topic for mainstream audiences with a Financial Times article claiming there...
Sep 23, 2025
EverLoNG CCS trials show real promise for LNG-fuelled shipping
Sleipnir hosted the second EverLoNG SBCC campaign, including CO2 liquefaction and storage integration. (source: Heerema Marine) Results...
Jul 30, 2025
Opinions
US rejects completely IMO's NZF
Marco M. Sylvester, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Transportation Affairs of the US Department of State , took a clear position on the decarbonization of shipping and the so-called Net-Zero Framework (NZF) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) . Participating in the ministers' panel, as part of the 16th Greek Capital Link Maritime Conference, together with Shipping Minister Vassilis Kikilias , Cyprus' Deputy Shipping Minister Marina Hatzimanoli and Malta's Transpor
Feb 8
The reactions of the Greek shipowners about the path of Green transition in Maritime Cyprus 2025 Conference
Paliou, Prokopiou, Martinos, Hatzigiannis, Coustas The proposed greenhouse gas emissions charges and the future of shipping in relation...
Oct 7, 2025
The emerging market for LCO2 carriers - Shipbuilding and Prospects
TSELES Ioannis - Owner Editor offshoreco2.com Liquefied carbon dioxide (LCO2) shipping is a new, rapidly growing industry that is...
Sep 10, 2025
E U - E T S
China signals opening of Carbon Market to financial institutions
China is signaling a potential shift in its national carbon market that could reshape trading dynamics and bring in a new class of participants. A recent State Council policy document, published on April 21, encourages financial institutions to take part in carbon trading, a move that analysts say could address persistent liquidity concerns in the system. The full text of the policy can be found in the official announcement (link in Chinese). Since its launch in 2021, China’s
5 days ago
International Maritime Organization (IMO) is actively pushing for net-zero shipping by 2050
source: IMO As of April 22, 2026, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) is actively pushing for net-zero shipping by 2050 , focusing on new passenger ship "green" pilot projects and implementing AI-driven fuel optimization systems in Mexico. Key negotiations are underway for a global carbon price on shipping, alongside calls for a realistic Net Zero Framework and increased security alerts near the Strait of Hormuz. Key IMO Updates & News: Decarbonization Efforts: The
Apr 22
UK shipping industry urges course correction on UK ETS expansion
The UK shipping industry has stepped up its criticism of government plans to extend the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS) to domestic maritime from July 1, 2026, warning that the policy could raise costs, hit island communities and undermine competitiveness without delivering meaningful emissions cuts. The Draft Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme (Amendment) (Extension to Maritime Activities) Order 2026 was passed in the Commons on February 11, following what industry
Feb 16
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