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Siglar partners with Vortexa to promote commercial decarbonisation

Siglar Carbon and Vortexa are launching a partnership to to promote commercial decarbonisation by increasing the impact of ship emissions insight in commercial shipping decisions. Providing actionable emissions insight to decision-makers will promote carbon efficient decisions and drive industry decarbonisation.

5 things to consider when reporting chartering emissions 

Chaotic mailboxes, missing attachments, reports in different formats and constant status meetings to regain control. If any of the above describes your current CO2 reporting process, you will probably benefit from implementing a managed emissions reporting service.

We take care of your Sea Cargo Charter reporting

Have you signed or are planning to sign the Sea Cargo Charter (SCC) and worry about time-consuming data collection, validation and estimation? Our standard reporting programme includes a SCC managed reporting service that takes care of everything.

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African Sovereign Carbon Initiatives: Countries Under Discussion

A growing number of African countries are in active discussion about introducing their own Sovereign Carbon Initiatives for maritime shipping, following the model pioneered by Djibouti (2023) and Gabon (2025). No schemes are yet in force in these countries, but the commercial direction of travel is clear: more African port calls are likely to carry a carbon cost in the coming years.

Türkiye Shipping Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fee

Türkiye has adopted a shipping-specific greenhouse gas fee intended to apply to greenhouse gas emissions from commercial ships calling at, or departing from, Turkish ports for cargo or passenger operations. The operational details are to be defined in secondary regulation that has not yet been published.

California Ocean Going Vessels At Berth Regulation

The California Ocean Going Vessels At Berth Regulation is a mandatory operational standard for vessels while docked at California ports. The regulation requires vessels, terminals, ports and approved emission control operators to reduce emissions during port stays.

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"We want to help sustainable shipowners achieve higher fleet utilization and improved return on their green investments. "

Geir Olafsen, CDO Siglar
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