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How the Maritime Industry Can Deliver on Net Zero 2050 Promises

Written on June 20, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

Achieving net zero hinges on replacing fossil fuels with zero-carbon alternatives like green ammonia, hydrogen, and methanol. However, the maritime sector currently faces a major hurdle: the availability of these fuels at scale.

Interview with Corentin Hanonge, Data Analyst at Roquette

Written on June 12, 2025. Posted in Sustainability.

Roquette Group is a global leader in the production of pharmaceutical ingredients, animal nutrition, food, plant care products, and cosmetics derived from starch. We operate 30 manufacturing sites worldwide and employ 10,000 people globally.

Understanding the EU Omnibus Changes: Beyond the Headlines

Written on May 29, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

Searoutes goes beyond the headlines to break down the real implications of the Omnibus Package—focusing on what matters most for organizations navigating EU regulations like the EU Taxonomy, CSRD, CSDDD, and CBAM.

Carbon Accounting in 2025: As Political Tides Shift, What Do Shippers Need to Know?

Written on May 12, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

With the return of the Trump administration, 2025 has ushered in a rollback of several key federal climate policies, many of which directly impact the logistics and freight sectors.

What is the Role of Carbon Accounting in Supply Chain Decarbonization?

Written on May 5, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

In this unpredictable transportation environment, carbon accounting provides shippers with much needed clarity in their scope 3 emissions output, as emissions are often opaque and poorly measured.

What new Ocean Alliances mean for shipping

Written on April 23, 2025. Posted in Uncategorized.

Originally posted by Shippeo here. As if current times weren’t turbulent enough for international supply chains, since February 2025, there’s been a new fundamental factor to deal with: existing ocean alliances are being reshuffled, and MSC has chosen to go it alone. The...

Carbon Accounting in 2025: Problem and Solution

Written on January 10, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

For companies to track how they’re meeting their sustainability targets and coming into compliance with GHG emissions regulations, adopting a strong carbon accounting regimen is critical.

Stopping Emissions At the Source: Three Strategies to Mitigate Carbon Emissions in the Supply Chain

Written on December 20, 2024. Posted in Carbon Accounting, Emissions.

Mitigating carbon emissions in the supply chain starts with actionable steps, focusing on accounting, optimization, and visibility.

Biofuels: A Critical Examination of a Revolutionary Technology

Written on December 12, 2024. Posted in Uncategorized.

Organizations are discovering that they need a suite of tools to mitigate carbon emissions successfully. Given the urgency of finding sustainable—and viable—energy solutions in the fight against climate change, businesses should look no further than biofuels.

The Argument for Supply Chain Sustainability in 2025

Written on November 26, 2024. Posted in Emissions, Sustainability.

A robust sustainability regimen enables a company to fulfill regulatory mandates with relative ease, and it demonstrates to investors and customers a commitment to making the world a better place.