UK ETS for the Maritime Sector - Update - Part 2 of 2

March 23, 2026

Clyde & Co

Continuing the UK ETS maritime series, this update explores allowance management strategies, contractual risk allocation and enforcement considerations. It highlights practical steps shipowners and charterers should take to prepare for phased implementation, ensuring commercial arrangements reflect carbon cost exposure and evolving regulatory expectations across trading patterns.

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