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21 September 2026

GTT Marine integrates BetterSea FuelEU trading and pooling platform

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Source reporting: Container News

GTT Marine integrates BetterSea FuelEU trading and pooling platform

GTT Marine has partnered with BetterSea to integrate FuelEU Maritime trading and pooling capabilities into its Vesper Insights platform. The agreement will allow shipping companies to manage and execute FuelEU compliance activities directly through Vesper Insights. FuelEU trading and pooling added to Vesper Insights Under the white-label integration, Vesper Insights users will gain access to BetterSea’s FuelEU infrastructure without leaving the GTT Marine platform. The integration will include access to BetterSea’s marketplace, where companies can manage FuelEU trading and pooling. Users will also be able to simulate different compliance options and assess their potential cost exposure.

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