Overview
With the implementation of the FuelEU Maritime initiative, the EU aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the maritime sector by promoting the use of sustainable alternative fuels. This regulation works in tandem with the EU ETS to achieve the EU's ambitious climate targets, including a 55% reduction in emissions by 2030 and climate neutrality by 2050.
The course aims to equip maritime industry professionals with the knowledge necessary to ensure compliance with the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) and the FuelEU Maritime regulations. By providing a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory framework, compliance requirements, and practical implementation strategies.
You will receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course.
Course price
£105+ VAT
Course duration
eLearning: 2 hours
Who will benefit?
This course is specifically designed for personnel responsible for emissions management and regulatory compliance, including EU ETS compliance managers, MRV officers, ship operators, and fleet managers. It is also highly relevant for sustainability and emissions reporting teams, as well as technical managers involved in carbon allowance planning and organizational alignment with FuelEU Maritime regulations.
Course objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Underline the fundamentals and purpose of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) and the Fuel EU Maritime regulations.
- Discuss the key components, mechanisms, and impact of the EU ETS and Fuel EU Maritime regulations on maritime operations.
- Identify the compliance requirements and timelines for organizations under the EU ETS and Fuel EU Maritime regulations.
- Recognize the roles and responsibilities of various stakeholders in the EU ETS and Fuel EU Maritime regulations.
- Implement strategies to optimize compliance, minimize exposure to carbon prices, and avoid non-compliance consequences under the EU ETS and Fuel EU Maritime regulations.
Course content
The course will help you develop knowledge in the following areas:
- Introduction to EU ETS and FuelEU Regimes
- Key components of EU ETS and FuelEU
- Compliance requirements and Timelines
- Stakeholders and their roles
- Strategies for compliance
- Practical implementation and challenges
Why choose Lloyd’s Register?
With decades of experience supporting the maritime industry, Lloyd’s Register delivers training built on real-world insight, regulatory expertise and global best practice. Our courses are developed and delivered by industry specialists who work closely with shipping organisations worldwide, helping them navigate complex regulations, enhance safety and improve operational performance. From compliance-driven training to specialist and bespoke programmes, Lloyd’s Register supports global shipping organisations in building capability, resilience and long-term confidence.