Sustainable Ships co-authored an assessment of pricing and price transparency for e-charging and onshore power supply (OPS) for the European Parliament. The work examined how OPS tariffs are structured across European ports under AFIR and FuelEU Maritime, finding that shore power is typically supplied under monopoly conditions with no common EU pricing standard, which creates a clear risk of unreasonable and hard-to-compare tariffs.

Sustainable Ships assisted in developing a business case and go-to-market strategy for a mobile onshore power supply (OPS) service targeting major ports along the U.S. Gulf and East Coast. The work supports evaluation of commercial viability through the use of AIS data and Sustainable Ships’ Database, deployment strategy, and regulatory alignment for mobile OPS solutions.