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    Claims & reporting11 May 2026

    Science-based targets are scaling, but impact is still concentrated where companies have control

    The next frontier is Scope 3: turning value-chain ambition into financed, verified and shareable outcomes.

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    Sector: Maritime5 May 2026

    One tonne of green maritime fuel pays out three ways

    Book-and-claim insetting fixes the shipowner's Scope 1, the brand's Scope 3 and the bank's financed emissions.

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    Outlook3 May 2026

    The Maritime & Shipping Outlook 2026

    Carbon just became a P&L line. The building blocks are falling into place; the missing piece is routing cargo dollars to the bunker tank.

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    Transition finance19 April 2026

    The carbon insetting paradox

    Decoupled versus coupled finance, Scope 3 accountability, and the shift from sunk cost to recoverable value.

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    Product15 April 2026

    How we leverage AI agents at C3

    How Carbon3 builds the financial infrastructure for supply-chain decarbonisation, and why AI is not a bolt-on feature.

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    Policy14 April 2026

    The EU's Temporary Decarbonisation Fund has an inverted incentive

    The Court of Auditors warns that retroactive, history-based payouts deliver weak steering power. The same flaw plagues most supplier programmes.

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    Sector: Maritime10 April 2026

    Cargo owners need reductions now, not at the deadline

    Regulation promotes last-minute compliance. Market-based tools let cargo owners fund lower-carbon fuels on their contracted vessels today.

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    Sector: Maritime10 April 2026

    Market-driven decarbonisation: our feature in Ship & Bunker

    Green methanol and ammonia trade at USD 1,200 to 2,000 a tonne. Regulation alone will not close that gap.

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    Field notes9 April 2026

    DP World's Insetify: inset credits at commercial scale

    Offering credits at no cost to customers is a deliberate market-building strategy. Create the buyer habit first; price discovery follows.

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    Transition finance4 April 2026

    Energy transition M&A showed resilience in 2025

    Deal volume fell 15 percent but value rose 20 percent to USD 599 billion. Capital shifted toward larger, higher-quality assets.

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    Field notes3 April 2026

    Banks are financing supplier upgrades to cut Scope 3

    DBS's data centre retrofit initiative links supplier efficiency to sustainability-linked loans.

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    Market structure30 March 2026

    Decarbonisation is being reframed as energy security

    The latest energy shock is a reminder that dependence on fossil supply carries geopolitical and commercial risk.

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