English 
Spanish 
French 
ESG Strategy for Shipping Companies: Maritime ESG Guide
ESG Strategy for Shipping Companies: Frameworks, Regulations, and Best Practices Introduction to ESG Strategy in Shipping Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices are rapidly transforming the global maritime industry. What started as voluntary sustainability initiatives has evolved into a strategic requirement driven by regulators, investors, and cargo owners. International shipping is responsible for approximately […]
EU ETS Maritime Compliance Guide for Shipowners
What Is EU ETS Maritime and Why Shipowners Must Prepare Now Introduction to EU ETS Maritime and Why It Matters The European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is the world’s largest carbon market and a central pillar of the EU’s climate policy. Introduced in 2005, the system places a price on carbon emissions […]
CII in Shipping 2026: Impact on Vessel Earnings
CII Is Now a Financial and Regulatory Variable As of 2026, the Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) is no longer merely a compliance metric under IMO regulation. It is a commercial and financial performance variable that directly influences vessel employment, financing discussions, and asset valuation. The CII framework was adopted under MARPOL Annex VI (Resolution MEPC.328(76)) […]
Indigenous Rights and ESG in Canada: What Companies Must Understand
Indigenous rights and ESG in Canada have become inseparable. Today, companies operating in energy, mining, infrastructure, finance, and manufacturing must integrate Indigenous rights into ESG governance, strategy, and reporting. This shift is not symbolic. It directly affects project approvals, investor confidence, financing conditions, and long-term value. Although some organizations still treat Indigenous engagement as a […]
ESG and the Canadian Energy Sector: Transition, Not Elimination
Canada’s energy sector sits at the center of two realities that often collide. First, it anchors the economy. In 2024, Canada’s energy sector accounted for about 9.8% of nominal GDP, directly employed 316,200 people, and supported hundreds of thousands more jobs indirectly. Energy exports reached $208.2 billion and went to 132 countries, with the U.S. […]
Building a Strong Sustainability Business Case: Why U.S. Companies Need ESG Training in 2026
In the United States, sustainability is no longer treated as a corporate side initiative. Instead, it has become a strategic driver of performance, risk management, and long-term value creation. As a result, investors, regulators, customers, and employees increasingly expect companies to prove that sustainability decisions are grounded in data and aligned with business objectives. Companies […]
Mastering CSRD: A Must-Read Guide for Savvy Sustainability Managers
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) marks a significant shift in the European Union’s approach to corporate sustainability. This comprehensive regulation aims to enhance and standardize sustainability reporting across EU member states, ensuring that companies provide consistent, comparable, and reliable information on their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) impacts. Mastering CSRD is key! As sustainability […]
US to phase out of HFCs with new EPA rule
Biden administration has already pledged to tackle climate change and the Environmental Protection Agency has taken the first steps towards a considerable reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Their new target is to reduce the emissions of two dangerous greenhouse gases: methane and hydrofluorocarbons. Methane is mainly emitted during natural gas extraction, while hydrofluorocarbons are […]
Electromobility: the new trend in the transport sector to meet EU goals
The transport sector is responsible for the consumption of one third of the total energy in the EU, and for a large part of greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to climate change, air pollution and noise. In particular, emissions produced by cars, vans, trucks and buses account for more than 70% of total emissions. Europe aims […]
Innovation and sustainable solutions for the superyacht industry future
Sustainability seems to be an integral part of innovation for the superyacht industry as environmental considerations are topping the list of yachting owners. The reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and the minimization of their carbon footprint are the key trends of future innovations, which will enable technologies to improve efficiency. Significant budgets are spent […]