Our Work
The Deliberative Engagement and Collaborative Action for Maritime Decarbonization and Reform (DE-CARB-MAR) is a study that underpins maritime emission forecasting. The purpose is to enhance evidence which can address future uncertainties of fuels and technology through anonymous feedback. The mode of study is a multi-stakeholder, multi-dimensional Delphi study. Through iterative rounds of anonymous feedback, the study aims to build consensus, refine model assumptions and provide robust insight for developing effective and future-proof maritime decarbonization policies. The goal is to strengthen stakeholder buy-in and pave the way for a sustainable and environmentally responsible maritime sector.
Goal
To create more ambitious, realistic and future-proof regulations through Delphi study findings to help guide meaningful maritime decarbonization efforts and support a just and accelerated transition toward a low carbon global fleet.
Aim
- Reduce uncertainties by clarifying the potential of emerging technologies as well as its limitations to inform decision making.
- Enhance policy development through evidence-based, effective dissemination of information of future proof maritime emission policies.
- Promote collaboration to foster dialogue and knowledge sharing among stakeholder to build consensus.
- Supporting a just transition by considering the needs of developing countries, ensuring an equitable transition.
Call for Experts: Maritime Decarbonization and Reform
Surevey closed
We are inviting expressions of interest from leading stakeholders across the global maritime value chain to participate in an upcoming initiative focused on underpinning maritime emissions forecasting. We are seeking engagement from sectors including:
- Maritime Industry Experts
- Technology Innovators
- Academic and Researchers
- Policy and Regulation Experts
- Finance and Investment Professionals
If you are a maritime fuel supplier, maritime logistics and port authority, founder, CTO of maritime startups, R&D lead, maritime engineer, climate modelling expert, transport economics expert, ESG investor, carbon market analyst focused on the maritime transition and/or finance institution, then we warmly invite you to participate in our 10-15min survey. Thank you.