SHIPPING
IT'S ALL ABOUT THE WATER
Emissions from shipping will most likely fall under compliance carbon pricing regimes. However, shipping companies can start pledging voluntarily and making a positive difference as soon as today.
GET IN TOUCHGHG emissions of total shipping have increased by almost 10% from 2012 to 2018 mostly due to a continuous increase of global maritime trade. These emissions are projected to increase significantly if mitigation measures are not put in place swiftly.
At Strive, we believe emissions from the shipping sector will likely fall under compliance carbon pricing regimes in the future. However, in the meantime, we encourage shipping companies to start setting up their voluntary emissions reductions targets.
Today, the cost of offsetting emissions is far below the cost of abating emissions in the shipping sector. As such, it offers players the chance to plan a long-term direct emissions reduction strategy while charting a climate conscious course today. Voluntary offsets are a way of facilitating this today, helping participants to act more quickly and become familiar with carbon pricing.
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Collaborations
Strive is committed to support Shipowners and Charterers, for their owned and controlled fleet, in their efforts to push sustainability boundaries on their road to net zero emissions and carbon neutrality.In that respect, we are working on several strategical alliances and we are pleased to have team-up with McQuilling Partners, convinced that Strive will bring significant added-value to its customers on the voluntary market.