Maritime Impact

What do ship operators need to do to ensure compliance for the FuelEU Maritime regulation? Host Eirik Nyhus provides a lowdown on the legislation that has been somewhat overlooked by the European shipping community and examines the key challenges ahead.

What were the key greenhouse gas discussions at the IMO’s MEPC 81? DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast is back and host Eirik Nyhus examines the leading proposals for the technical and economic measures for the IMO’s decarbonization regulations.

DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast series has returned for a special episode on the EU ETS, which became effective on January 1st, 2024. Host Eirik Nyhus pores through the latest decisions and explains what shipowners need to do as a priority, which include understanding your legal responsibilities and your new Administering Authority.

In our latest Market Views episode, host Jakub Walenkiewicz is joined by Anastassia Tcherneva from ABN AMRO Bank N.V. to learn how financial institutions are supporting the decarbonization of the maritime sector and what they expect from shipowners to provide them with vessel funding.

In the final episode of DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast in 2023, Eirik Nyhus is joined by DNV’s Cristina Saenz de Santa Maria to discuss what the wider shipping industry can learn from Singapore, the leading maritime decarbonization hub, as it seeks to meet the IMO’s ambitious net-zero targets.

In this episode of DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast, Eirik Nyhus is joined by Edward Glossop from Bunker Holding Group to discuss how the fuel industry is dealing with the demands of shipping’s environmental regulations.

In this episode of DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast, Eirik Nyhus provides an update on the EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime regulations which are approaching implementation. With deadlines approaching and much work to do, Eirik guides listeners through the urgent actions needed to help them towards compliance.

DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast is back for a sixth series. In this episode, Eirik Nyhus is joined by Christian Bonfils of Copenhagen Commercial Platform and DNV’s Hans Anton Tvete to discuss how the uptake of energy-efficient technology can be made more commercially attractive to relevant industry stakeholders.

In this last episode of series 5, host Eirik Nyhus delves into the outcomes of MEPC 80 and discusses how the revised strategy gets translated into implemented and enforceable regulations. He also touches on decisions related to CII, CCS and biofuels. Listen now to learn what regulatory changes to expect when.

Five years after the adoption of the first IMO Greenhouse Gas Strategy, the IMO agreed to a significant revision, setting a clear direction for zero-carbon emissions by 2050. In this episode of our Maritime Impact podcast series, host Eirik Nyhus takes you through the key changes and what they mean for shipping.

In the second episode of DNV’s Maritime Impact: Market Views videocast, Jakub Walenkiewicz is joined by Richard Matthews of Gibson Shipbrokers to consider the impact of energy security – or insecurity – on key shipping markets. Discussing the effects of war in Ukraine, Jakub will also provide the latest analysis on newbuilding markets.

In the latest episode of DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast, Eirik Nyhus speaks to Tom Strang from Carnival Corporation about the impact of new GHG regulations on the cruise sector and whether new regulations will lead to the full decarbonization of shipping.

In the first episode of series five of DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast, Eirik Nyhus assesses the state of play for the EU ETS and the FuelEU Maritime. With legislative agreement secured, what implementation work is left before the regulations come into force, and what preparation work can be done now?

In the first episode of DNV Maritime Impact’s brand-new videocast, Market Views, host and principal market analyst, Jakub Walenkiewicz looks at the global economy and its impact on shipping. He is also joined by Stephen Gordon, Managing Director of Clarksons Research, to consider the effect on specific vessel segments such as containerships, LNG carrier, bulk carrier and tanker and offer predictions for the year ahead.

In the final episode of series four of DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast, Eirik Nyhus assesses the outcome of MEPC 79 and the latest round of negotiations on the EU’s ETS. Eirik also analyzes where these negotiations leave us ahead of a crucial year for shipping and its greenhouse gas regulatory landscape.

In the latest episode of DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast, Eirik Nyhus is joined by market analyst Jakub Walenkiewicz to discuss if and how upcoming and future decarbonization regulations are affecting the shipping market and what it would mean for shipowners if they stopped operations in Europe.

This discussion with Sveinung Oftedal, a key voice within the IMO, explains how the organization is working to reduce shipping’s carbon emissions. Sveinung and host Eirik Nyhus cover key milestones ahead for the IMO and discuss developments coming from COP27.

This episode explores how shipping regulators can improve the availability of zero-carbon fuel solutions. Host Eirik Nyhus is joined by the lead author of DNV’s Maritime Forecast to 2050, Eirik Ovrum, to analyse the strategies available.

In the first episode of the fourth series of DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast, host Eirik Nyhus returns to the topic of the EU’s Fit for 55 package, widely seen as its plan for decarbonization, following the latest maritime regulatory discussions, covering each of the four key shipping regulations.

In this podcast episode, host Eirik Nyhus explores the negotiations taking place for the EU’s Fit for 55 package. Setting the record straight on recent developments regarding shipping’s inclusion in the European Trading Scheme, this episode explains the current status of discussions, the next steps for the European Parliament and what actions shipowners should be taking.

In this podcast episode, host Eirik Nyhus looks back at the key takeaways from the recent MEPC 78 meeting. What were the key decisions made on technical guidelines, how will these shape the upcoming EEXI, CII and SEEMP III regulations, and what should shipowners do to prepare for future regulations on greenhouse gases?

In this podcast episode, host Eirik Nyhus is joined by Jan-Olaf Probst, DNV’s Business Director – Container Ships. They discuss which cost-effective solutions containership owners are looking for as they attempt to decarbonize, and what hurdles need to be overcome in order to comply with CII regulations and future CO2 reduction targets.

In this podcast episode, host Eirik Nyhus is joined by Arnstein Eknes, DNV’s Business Director – Special Ships to analyze the potential of the offshore wind industry. As one of the most innovative sectors in the journey towards decarbonization, how can offshore wind manage to achieve a zero carbon supply chain, what can other vessel segments learn and what business opportunities does that field holds for maritime?

The energy transition comes with a growing the demand for gas carriers. In our new podcast episode host Eirik Nyhus and Martin Cartwright discuss, among other important issues, how operators should plan for the transport of the future fuel mix, while at the same time, meeting stricter and more complex environmental regulations.

In the first episode of the third series of DNV’s MARITIME IMPACT podcast, host Eirik Nyhus is joined by Catrine Vestereng, DNV’s Business Segment Director for Tankers to discuss the latest environmental regulations affecting this segment and the actions that businesses should be taking to prepare, remain compliant and stay successful.

In the final episode of this series of DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast, host Eirik Nyhus focuses on MEPC 77. Did discussions turn into tangible decisions over regulation? What effect will the meeting have on IMO’s greenhouse gas strategy?

COP26 has dominated headlines worldwide, but what are the implications for the maritime industry? In this episode of the Maritime Impact podcast, host Eirik Nyhus assesses key agreements and what it means for shipping regulation.

In this podcast episode, host Eirik Nyhus analyses what greenhouse gas regulations we are seeing from the key maritime nations in Asia and asks what effect they will have on the global shipping industry.

In the latest episode of DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast series, host Eirik Nyhus analyzes the Biden Administration’s greenhouse gas policy and how the President’s approach could affect the shipping industry.

Join our host Eirik Nyhus – Director, Environment for Maritime at DNV as he explores the IMO’s current key priorities in its quest to ensure the industry reaches ambitious greenhouse gas targets. This episode covers the ongoing negotiations to finalise legislation announced at MEPC 76, and the longer-term approaches that will form the next package of regulations.

Join host Eirik Nyhus – Director, Environment for Maritime at DNV as he explores how key EU regulations will impact the shipping industry. In particular, the episode assesses the European Trading System Directive and the FuelEU Maritime and will explain how shipping owners can prepare.

IMO’s environmental committee MEPC is intensely engaged in establishing a viable pathway to the decarbonization of shipping. In this episode of DNV’s new MARITIME IMPACT podcast host Eirik Nyhus explains what SEEMP+ and CII mean for the maritime sector ad how businesses need to take action now to comply.

In this episode of DNV’s new MARITIME IMPACT podcast, host Eirik Nyhus recaps June’s MEPC 76 and provides an overview of EEXI, one of the key environmental regulations facing the industry.

This episode of DNV’s new MARITIME IMPACT podcast looks ahead to MEPC 76, which takes place between 10 and 17 June, and provides an overview of the policy areas that are set to become legislation or updated and which decisions for the associated guidelines can be expected.

In the first episode of DNV’s new MARITIME IMPACT podcast, host Eirik Nyhus discusses policy landscape, why these changes are taking place and the additional pressures that shipping businesses are facing as the industry moves towards a decarbonized future.