Join our ETS Management & Trading Events in Fall 2023:
You will ensure that our customers successfully set up and operate the solutions OceanScore provides. Working at the junction of shipping and data, you will answer customer questions, conduct training and onboarding sessions, and monitor our tools’ usage to provide targeted technical feedback to our customers.
Increasing the cost of shipping in Europe by €7.9bn, should impact industry and competitive dynamics in (maritime) transport. What is to be expected?
Besides all the intended environmental effects of the implementation of Europe’s Emissions Trading Scheme for shipping, finance ministers are looking forward to new treasures coming their way. OceanScore’s analysis points to an interesting distribution of the fund-flows. Generally speaking, the majority of funds generated will be generated by the countries where the EUAs have been surrendered. Excluded are some funds that will be used for the EU Innovation Fund as well as for specific support of below average income countries in the EU. So, who are the countries receiving the EUA income?
Europe’s Emissions Trading System (ETS):Who will pay the bill? January 1, 2024 will see the beginning of yet another era in shipping: Vessels calling European ports will become subject to Europe’s Emissions Trading System (ETS), eventually having to surrender Carbon Credits (EUAs) for the CO2 emissions generated on journeys to/from EU ports (50%) as well…
When discussing the need to procure EUAs to be compliant with Europe’s upcoming ETS regime, we are often confronted with one question: “How do I make sure I get the best possible price?”. But diving deeper into the unique challenges of shipping, we quickly conclude that this is not it alone. We are convinced that the selection of the right trading platform must challenge possible solutions around multiple aspects. Here is our top 5:
You will be central in enhancing our dataquality and algorithms, applying machine learning to new questions in the field of maritime sustainability, work on generating new insights and building new products from the huge datapools we have access to. You will be part of expanding our Madeira based team of highly motivated and skilled data scientists as well as work with our software developers based in Poland and central units in Hamburg.
You will be central in developing our customer base. From identifying potential targets to establishing contact, building relationships and finally winning them for OceanScore’s solutions. But it doesn’t stop there: Your role includes making our customers successfully use our solutions.
You will be central in developing our customer base. From identifying potential targets to establishing contact, building relationships and finally winning them for OceanScore’s solutions. But it doesn’t stop there: Your role includes making our customers successfully use our solutions.
As a summer intern, you will play a critical role in further professionalizing our IT setup. We have developed significant data ingestion and analytics capabilities, a state-of-the-art backend as well as our frontend “Ship Review”. Now we need to take the next step and you will help drive it: Define, document and set-up an Information Security Management System (ISMS) that protects our data and those of our customers. This will include the specifications of such a management system as well as technical and organizational measures to secure that we monitor our respective operations and keep the system up to date as we progress.
You will support setting up and improving our presence in social media and online channels. In order to do so, you will work with our management to identify suitable content for marketing purposes, build interesting “stories” from this content and bring them online. Working with a PR agency, you will develop this content further to provide them with input for their work as well.
