OceanScore, a leading provider of compliance and data solutions for the maritime industry, has officially opened its new office in Singapore. This expansion marks a significant step in strengthening its presence in the Asia-Pacific region. The company also introduced Leo Grayson as the new Head of Commercial APAC during the launch event.
The grand opening was highlighted by the presence of Kenneth Lim, Assistant Chief Executive at the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), who helped inaugurate the new office. The event was attended by OceanScore’s esteemed customers, partners, and industry friends. A special thanks was given to Blue Net Chartering for hosting the celebration.
Singapore, a key global maritime hub, provides an excellent location for OceanScore’s regional operations. The new office will facilitate engagement with local networks and address emerging regulatory challenges, including the latest FuelEU and EU ETS emissions regulations.
Following the office opening, OceanScore hosted its FuelEU Seminar series at the new location. The seminar offered detailed insights into the upcoming FuelEU regulations and the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS). Peter Menne from RWE was a guest speaker, sharing valuable information on the carbon market and trading allowances. The seminar was well-received, reflecting the early impact of OceanScore’s expanded presence.
About OceanScore
OceanScore is a prominent provider of compliance and data solutions for the maritime industry. Its suite of digital platforms supports shipping companies in meeting emissions regulations and ensuring compliance.
The company’s flagship offering, the ETS Manager, provides a comprehensive solution for managing compliance with the European Union’s Emissions Trading System (ETS). Key features include:
- Streamlined workflow management
- Integrated trading of EU Allowances (EUAs) with RWE
- Efficient management of multiple Registry Union accounts
- Options for outsourcing management
In addition to emissions compliance, OceanScore offers extensive data on sustainability, environmental, and reliability scores for over 130,000 vessels. This data aids in creating benchmarks, assessing fleet performance, and developing sustainability strategies.
As regulations like FuelEU come into effect in January 2025, OceanScore is committed to delivering effective solutions and maintaining transparency for its clients. The company looks forward to continued growth and collaboration in the maritime industry.
Source OceanScore