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5 November 2026

StormGeo and CCS launch digital link for maritime emissions verification

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StormGeo and CCS launch digital link for maritime emissions verification

StormGeo has partnered with China Classification Society (CCS) to improve the digital exchange and verification of maritime emissions data, strengthening its presence in China’s shipping market. The agreement allows shipping companies using StormGeo’s s-Insight platform to share validated emissions data directly with CCS through an application programming interface (API). As a result, customers can transfer emissions information between the two systems without relying on separate manual data submissions. The connection aims to improve data quality, traceability and efficiency during the verification process. The partnership also supports StormGeo’s wider strategy to expand its maritime technology services in China.

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