In June 2025, maritime industry leaders, including ZEMBA and Katalist, collaborated on an open letter to SBTi, as part of the SBTi’s draft Net Zero Standard 2.0 public consultation period. These maritime leaders came together to advocate for the critical role of indirect mitigation in achieving net-zero emissions across the maritime sector.
Indirect mitigation includes mechanisms such as book and claim, a key aspect of ZEMBA’s tender process. Learn more about book and claim here.
See below for an excerpt from the article:
Maritime industry leaders, including ZEMBA and Katalist, are calling on the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) to formally recognize and support indirect mitigation approaches in its updated Net-Zero Strategy. This collective push highlights the critical role of mechanisms like Book & Claim in accelerating emissions reductions and driving investment in clean energy solutions for one of the world’s hardest-to-abate sectors.
