Singapore-based PSA International, DNV (The Norwegian Classification Society), and Pacific International Lines (PIL) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on sustainable maritime solutions. This partnership aims to enhance carbon emission measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) while developing innovative strategies for decarbonization in the maritime and logistics sectors.
Collaboration Focus: The partnership emphasizes carbon emission management and sustainable supply chain solutions.
Digital Solutions: DNV’s digital tools will support the creation of a robust data ecosystem for the maritime industry.
End-to-End Green Supply Chains: PSA and PIL will leverage their networks to establish comprehensive green supply chains.
Partnership Overview
The MoU was signed on March 24, 2025, at PSA’s headquarters in Singapore. This collaboration reflects a growing commitment to sustainability within the maritime industry, addressing the urgent need for transparency in emissions reporting and the exchange of reliable data across supply chains.
Eddy Ng, PSA’s Group Head of Operations and Sustainability, stated, “This partnership with DNV and PIL reflects our belief that the path to a greener maritime industry is paved through collaboration, innovation, and a shared vision for a sustainable tomorrow.”
Goals of the Collaboration (PSA, DNV, and PIL)
The primary objectives of this partnership include:
Carbon Emission Measurement: Establishing effective MRV capabilities to enhance transparency in emissions reporting.
Sustainable Solutions Development: Jointly creating innovative solutions to advance decarbonization efforts in the maritime sector.
Data Ecosystem Creation: Utilizing DNV’s digital solutions to build a robust data ecosystem that supports digital assurance and data-driven decision-making.
Benefits of the Initiative
This collaboration is expected to yield several benefits for the maritime industry:
Enhanced Transparency: Improved visibility into supply chain emissions, allowing for better tracking and verification of reductions.
Operational Excellence: Integration of sustainability into global trade flows while maintaining high operational standards.
Customer Support: Development of Green Service Offerings (GSOs) to help customers understand and reduce their emissions footprint.
Lionel Patrice Chatelet, Chief Commercial Officer of PIL, emphasized the importance of this initiative, stating, “Together, we aim to further digitalize processes, enhance data transparency, and drive the sustainable decarbonization of our industry.”
Future Outlook
As the maritime industry faces increasing pressure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, this partnership positions PSA, DNV, and PIL at the forefront of sustainable maritime practices. By leveraging their combined expertise and resources, they aim to set a benchmark for future collaborations in the sector, ultimately contributing to a greener and more sustainable global trade environment.
In conclusion, the collaboration between PSA, DNV, and PIL marks a significant step towards achieving sustainability in maritime logistics, showcasing the power of partnerships in addressing global environmental challenges.
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