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Shipowners face growing financial risk from delayed EUA transfers, says EmissionLink

EmissionLink, a company specializing in emissions trading, has warned shipowners and operators that waiting until September to secure and transfer EU Allowances (EUAs) is creating unnecessary financial, commercial, and compliance risk as the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) enters its next phase. The problem lies not with the September deadline itself, but with the industry's habit of waiting until the last possible moment, which pushes critical funding and compliance decisions to the brink and leaves owners, managers, and compliance providers carrying significant exposure.

EmissionLink recommends that verified emissions reports should be treated as an early financial risk indicator, and owners should quantify their EUA exposure, agree the allocation with charterers, and establish clear transfer dates well ahead of September.

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