Maritime logistics ESG specialist MarinaChain has co-published a new whitepaper with YG Corporate Sustainability (YGCS), detailing climate change response and regulatory compliance strategies for the global shipping industry.

Titled "A Future-Fit Maritime: Safeguarding Growth Amidst Climate Change and Regulatory Pressure," the whitepaper presents actionable guidelines for shipping lines to build low-carbon competitiveness at a time when stringent international environmental regulations, such as the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) and FuelEU Maritime, are reshaping the maritime ecosystem.

The report highlights how AI-powered digital transformation (DX) technologies support shipping companies in regulatory compliance and sustainable growth. Key topics include automated carbon emission tracking and ESG data reporting strategies, analysis of regulatory impacts in the Asia-Pacific region along with response strategies for small and medium-sized carriers, Scope 3 emissions management and shifting global shipper trends, as well as an analysis of energy transition infrastructure gaps and real cost structures.

"As international regulations become increasingly sophisticated, this whitepaper provides essential insights for shipping lines and related enterprises to minimize regulatory risks and maintain global competitiveness," said a representative from MarinaChain.