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Who Pays for Carbon? Inside The New Charter Party Battleground

Original · Marine Insight · Shipping · 3h ago
The owners and the charterer should come to an agreement regarding the applicable scheme, the method of calculation and the payment before the vessel commences trading under the charter.
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