Some of the issues for discussion:
• The FuelEU clauses for time charterers (e.g. BIMCO)
• The FuelEU Maritime Regulation framework – its objectives, GHG intensity targets, compliance mechanisms (including pooling, banking and borrowing), and penalty regime.
• Its relationship with the Renewable Energy Directive – how sustainability criteria, certification requirements, and renewable fuel classifications interact with FuelEU obligations.
• The relevant compliance entities – including the ISM company, owners, charterers, fuel suppliers, and verifiers, and how regulatory responsibility is allocated.
• The contractual impact – how FuelEU affects charterparty risk allocation, compliance balances, penalties, data sharing, and potential disputes between commercial parties.
• The commercial overview of pooling contracts and the pricing of surplus
| Date: | 19/03/2026 |
| Chair: | Sir Nigel Teare, Arbitrator - Arbitrators at 10 Fleet Street |
| Panellists: | James Turner KC, Barrister – Quadrant Chambers Dr Pia Rebelo, Legal Analyst – Stephenson Harwood Hugo Wilson, Founder - Hecla Emissions Management |
| Venue: | Quadrant Chambers Quadrant House 10 Fleet Street London EC4Y 1AU |
| Time: | 6.00pm - 7.30pm to be followed by a Drinks Reception |
| CPD Points: | 1 CPD points |
