Oceanly outlines how to enable greener & smarter compliance across the maritime sector with ECOPAC

The Baltic Sea has long been a focal point for maritime environmental policy. Designated a Special Area under multiple MARPOL annexes, the region has seen aggressive regulatory efforts to curb emissions, protect marine ecosystems, and modernise port-to-port operations.

Against this backdrop, Oceanly has introduced a new tool, ECOPAC (Emissions Control and Operational Performance Assessment and Compliance), poised to help shipping companies meet mounting compliance demands while advancing operational and commercial goals.

Oceanly CEO, Frederik Lerche-Tornoe, explains the benefits of ECOPAC with a specific focus on how it can help shipowners navigating the Baltic Sea, one of the busiest maritime corridors in Europe, with standardising their fuel emissions in line with recent Fuel EU legislation

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