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-storage-systems-to-ships/
As carbon pricing tightens and fuel transition options remain constrained, shipowners face growing pressure to reduce emissions from vessels that will continue operating well into the 2030s and beyond. Retrofitting Onboard Carbon Capture and Storage (OCCS) is emerging as one of the few solutions capable of delivering meaningful CO₂ reductions for ships already in service.
This Retrofit Research Programme report provides the most comprehensive assessment to date of OCCS as a real-world retrofit option, grounded in operational evidence, classification experience and an honest assessment of technical, regulatory and commercial constraints.
Based on current projections, much of the global fleet will continue to burn carbon-containing fuels for years to come. Energy efficiency improvements alone cannot deliver the reductions required, and fuel switching is often constrained by vessel design, fuel availability and remaining asset life. Onboard Carbon Capture addresses the carbon after combustion, making it applicable across Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO), Very Low Sulphur Fuel Oil (VLSFO), Marine Diesel Oil (MDO), Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and others.
This report focuses on the central question facing shipowners today: What does it really take to retrofit onboard carbon capture on an operating vessel – and when does it make commercial sense? Subjects covered in the report include:
Download the full report to explore the technologies, challenges, and opportunities shaping the next wave of maritime efficiency.