OceanScore said its FuelEU pooling reference index rose to €225 per tCO₂e as market attention increasingly shifts towards 2026 compliance planning.
The former Head of Global Supply will continue overseeing the development of the company’s supply organisation in his new role.
The marine fuel supplier is assessing a range of operational and technical upgrades across its fleet as shipping looks for near-term emissions reductions.
A second intermediate survey on the bulk carrier Afros found no structural or operational issues with its Rotor Sails after more than eight years in commercial service.
Updated 11 May 2026
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