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Know Your Deadlines Before They Know Yours — Our New Compliance Clock Is Free

Regulatory deadlines don’t send reminders. So we built one for you.

The Shipowner’s Compliance Clock is a single-page map of everything hitting your fleet between 2026 and 2030, so you can see the whole road ahead at a glance. No login. No paywall. Just grab it here and go.

What’s inside

  • A 5-year timeline, year by year — what’s in force now, what’s coming next, and which items are still scenarios rather than law (yes, we label the NZF uncertainty explicitly — no scare quotes, no false certainty).
  • “What does this mean for my fleet?” — every major regime (EU ETS, UK ETS, FuelEU, CII/EEXI, ECAs, SOLAS/MARPOL, STCW…) in one table: who it applies to, the dates that matter, its status, and the exact action your fleet should take.
  • A “Don’t miss” panel — the traps every compliance team eventually hits: reporting date ≠ compliance date, applicability vs. in-force, verifier lead times, and why EU and UK ETS are not the same scheme.
  • A planning clock — 30–90 days / 3–6 months / 6+ months buckets that turn “we should probably think about this” into an actual worklist.
marine compliance clock
shipowner’s compliance clock

Built for the real world

It’s designed to be a working document: it prints cleanly on one A4 page — in color or black and white, because we know which ship’s M&R folder things end up in. Statuses are encoded by pattern as well as color, so nothing gets lost when the printer runs out of ink.

Free, now, forever

Use it on deck, in the office, or taped above the DCS. Just verify applicability against your own flag, ship type and trading area before acting — it’s a planning aid, not legal advice.

Get the Compliance Clock →

Questions, corrections, or a fleet quirk we should cover? Tell us at ingeniat.pro.