Lloyd’s Register delivers fleet-wide energy transition roadmap for TMS Tankers in International Shipping News 09/06/2026 Lloyd’s Register (LR) has delivered a fleet-wide energy transition strategy for TMS Tankers, giving the Greek shipowner a clearer view of its exposure to tightening emissions regulation and the most cost-effective pathways to compliance. The work provides TMS with vessel-level insight into how regulatory pressure from measures such as Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII), EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime will affect both performance and cost, linking trading patterns and fuel use directly to future financial exposure. The collaboration, first announced at Posidonia in 2024, focused on TMS’s Aframax, Suezmax and VLCC fleets. LR Advisory established carbon intensity baselines and assessed compliance risk under different reduction scenarios, benchmarking performance against more than 300 comparable vessels to give a clear view of where exposure is increasing across the fleet. LR Advisory combined this with a detailed assessment of operational and technical measures available to improve performance, including speed optimisation, energy-saving technologies and fuel-switching options. A parallel fuel readiness study evaluated biofuels, LNG, methanol and ammonia against TMS’s trading routes and bunkering infrastructure, highlighting where near-term options are realistic and where constraints remain. The analysis was then translated into vessel-specific pathways through techno-economic modelling, identifying the most effective combination of actions to meet regulatory requirements while balancing operational and revenue performance. Jack Spyros Pringle, Global Head, Energy Transition Advisory, LR Advisory, said: “Shipowners are now facing a convergence of regulatory pressure from CII, EU ETS and FuelEU, and the real challenge is understanding what that means commercially at vessel level. This work gives TMS a clear view of how each ship is exposed to future costs a