Procureship, an e-procurement platform provider, has partnered with Copenhagen-based climate data specialist ReFlow to launch a new Scope 3 emissions solution to enable shipowners, operators, and managers to prepare for new climate-related reporting requirements by mapping emissions across their procurement value chains. As shipping stakeholders begin to respond to new requirements set out by the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), there is a greater need for documented data on the Scope 3 emissions of commercial vessels calling at EU ports. This challenge is compounded by the growing complexity of modern procurement processes, with shipping companies purchasing thousands of products across dozens of vessels each year, often using hundreds of suppliers, most of whom lack the knowledge or data on the emissions associated with their supply chains. The newly launched EmissionPassport solution from Procureship and ReFlow now offers a structured way to collect product-level Scope 3 emissions data. Powered by a custom-built climate calculation engine, the solution, which is integrated directly into the Procureship platform, delivers verified, scientific Scope 3 emissions data. While climate data is not used to drive procurement decisions within the platform, EmissionPassport ensures that critical emissions insights are available and traceable across vessel-level activities. “Shipowners and operators are managing increasingly complex data challenges as they prepare for new climate reporting requirements,” said Mogens Thyssen, chief commercial officer at ReFlow. “By embedding ReFlow’s Scope 3 data capabilities within Procureship, we’re making it easier for maritime players to access structured, science-based climate data that supports long-term compliance and transparency.” The EmissionPassport also supports alignment with emerging methodologies through collaboration with the International Marine Purchasing Association (IMPA) and its Maritime Environmental Footprint (IMEF) Initiative, working toward a shared climate data standard for maritime procurement. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1_95_0_1_2'); }); TagsDenmark Greece