Britannia P&I Club and HFW join forces to provide guidance on evolving maritime emissions regulations as industry goes through major upheaval

Britannia P&I Club has worked with leading global law firm HFW to produce a series of articles highlighting the latest developments in maritime emissions regulations as the industry aims to transition towards a more sustainable future.
These articles will be critical to all shipowners and charterers as the focus on sustainability in the maritime industry continues to grow.
Britannia P&I, the world’s first P&I club, has been working with HFW to create comprehensive guidance documents covering CII, EEXI, EU ETS, and Fuel EU regulations.
The companies explained that with an increasing global focus on sustainability and the need to prepare for new regulations on emissions and environmental compliance, the maritime industry can expect further major changes relating to emissions regulations in the future. Britannia P&I added that its Members should understand and stay ahead of these changes by visiting the Club’s website, to learn more about the regulations and gain practical insights. The website also contains a glossary of terms and a timeline of currently known fuel regulations covering the next 20 years. These resources provide shipowners and charterers with clear regulatory overviews and practical compliance guidance.
Alessio Sbraga, Partner and shipping sustainability ambassador for HFW, said: “We are facing a period of major transformation for the maritime sector as it adapts to increasingly complex emissions regulations which directly influence the type of fuel used on board vessels. These regulations are impacting both the commercial activities and the underlying contractual arrangements of all the main stakeholders in the maritime value chain, so understanding how to comply with these far-reaching regulatory frameworks is a key consideration for maritime business.
Through this partnership with Britannia P&I, we have sought to provide shipowners and charterers with the clarity and legal insight needed to navigate this evolving regulatory landscape with confidence and foresight.”
Dale Hammond, FD&D Director at Britannia P&I, said: “Understanding and responding to changing maritime fuel regulations is a major challenge facing our Members. This is why we have collaborated with HFW to provide comprehensive guidance and insights to help shipowners and operators navigate these complex and changing regulations”.
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