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Jul 23
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Data-driven decarbonisation with Bureau ...

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About this episode

In this episode recorded at Posidonia 2026 you’ll hear from Julian Bulan with Bureau Veritas about the shipping industry's challenge of greenhouse gas reduction.

In conversation with Seatrade Maritime News’ Emma Howell he explains how Bureau Veritas supports ship owners in navigating regulatory frameworks, ensuring compliance, and improving data accuracy for emissions reporting.

The episode also delves the importance of innovation, technology, and the evolving role of data in driving sustainability within maritime operations.

Listen to the full conversation to learn more about

  • Bureau Veritas and GHG reduction
  • Regulatory developments
  • The verifier role in emissions data
  • Ensuring data accuracy
  • Addressing conflicting requirements
  • Cybersecurity and data management
  • LNG as a marine fuel
  • Preparing for future GHG rules

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