With BV, Benoit Grovel, Gas & New Technologies Director
What happens when carbon capture moves from engineering challenge to global regulation?
Capturing CO₂ is only part of the equation. To make carbon capture work at scale, the maritime industry needs something just as critical: rules, standards, safety frameworks, and international alignment.
In this session, Benoît Grovel, Gas & New Technologies Director at Bureau Veritas, takes you inside the regulatory landscape that will shape the future of onboard carbon capture and CO₂ transportation.
You will discover:
- How international maritime regulations are evolving to support CO₂ transport at sea
- Why safety, material integrity, pressure management, and toxicity are key challenges for carbon logistics
- The differences between leading onboard carbon capture technologies and their operational implications
- How the IMO, ISO, and classification societies are developing the standards that will govern the industry
- Why documentation, verification, and carbon accounting may become just as important as the capture technology itself
As shipping races to decarbonize, the industry faces a crucial question: how can captured carbon be measured, transported, stored, and verified in a way that regulators, operators, and markets trust?
This presentation provides a rare insider perspective on the frameworks being built right now to answer that question.
Because the future of carbon capture will not be decided by technology alone. It will also be shaped by the rules that determine whether captured CO₂ actually counts.
