发布机构：劳氏船级社（Lloyd's Register）
栏目：研究报告
来源：https://www.lr.org/en/knowledge/research-reports/2026/applying-onboard-carbon-capture-and-storage-to-ships/
Maritime decarbonisation is entering a critical phase. Discover whether onboard carbon capture and storage (oCCS) offers a viable pathway for existing vessels through Lloyd’s Register’s assessment of technology, economics and regulation
Maritime decarbonisation is entering a new phase. As carbon pricing expands, emissions regulations tighten and alternative fuel availability remains uncertain, shipowners are facing difficult decisions about how to decarbonise existing vessels while maintaining commercial viability. For many operators, fuel switching alone may not be enough - or may not be practical within the remaining life of their vessels.
This latest report from Lloyd's Register's Retrofit Research Programme explores whether onboard carbon capture and storage (oCCS) could provide a new pathway to reduce emissions from ships that will continue operating on carbon-based fuels for years to come. Can onboard carbon capture bridge the gap to maritime net zero?
This comprehensive study examines the technical, commercial and regulatory realities of retrofitting carbon capture technology onto existing ships. Drawing on the latest pilot projects, operational experience and market developments, it provides an evidence-based assessment of where oCCS could play a role in shipping's transition. The report covers
oCCS is no longer a theoretical concept. Commercial installations are already operating, pilot projects are generating valuable operational data, and the supporting carbon value chain is beginning to emerge. Yet significant technical, regulatory and commercial questions remain. This report distils complex industry developments and provides a balanced, practical assessment of where onboard carbon capture could fit into shipping's energy transition journey.
Download the report now to understand whether onboard carbon capture could become a viable retrofit pathway for your fleet.
The industry faces a complex choice between retrofitting, buying new vessels, and the challenge of securing green fuel supplies. We can help ship owners and managers find retrofits that make environmental and economic sense.
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