FuelEU Compliance,
Structured Properly.
Understand your position, compare pooling opportunities and coordinate execution through one structured layer.
Derived from weighted totals across approved reports (2026)
Illustrative rate across shown pool options
- Pooling should be considered now
- Five vessels are currently in deficit
- Eight approved vessel positions are included in the fleet view
One operating layer across the work.
TidalIQ keeps the working parts of FuelEU execution connected: fleet position, a clear pooling requirement, genuine provider capacity, transaction progress and the evidence behind the outcome.
Move from the fleet-level balance into the vessel data behind it.
02Pooling marketTurn selected vessel balances into a clear requirement and compare genuine provider capacity and terms.
03AgreementsFollow signed terms, provider confirmation and final pool completion in one transaction record.
04DocumentsKeep reports, agreements and supporting evidence connected.
Where regulation becomes a market.
FuelEU Maritime does more than set an emissions threshold. It creates positions that can be commercially managed.
A new market has emerged
Surplus and deficit are no longer only internal compliance calculations. They can be pooled and commercially managed.
Fragmentation creates risk
Fleet data, counterparties, documents and execution need a shared structure rather than disconnected systems.
Compliance is now commercial
Fleet performance increasingly sits alongside chartering strategy, asset planning and financial exposure.
Understand the position before the conversation starts.
Use the live TidalIQ calculator to model FuelEU exposure, estimate ETS impact and move from a regulatory result into commercial context.
Questions,
answered.
What is TidalIQ?
TidalIQ is infrastructure for FuelEU Maritime compliance and pooling coordination, bringing fleet position, counterparties, commercial workflow and evidence into one structured layer.
What is FuelEU Maritime?
FuelEU Maritime is the EU regulation that progressively limits the greenhouse gas intensity of energy used on board ships in scope. Read the FuelEU Maritime guide.
What is pooling under FuelEU Maritime?
Pooling allows the verified compliance balances of two or more ships to be combined subject to Article 21 conditions, so surplus can help address deficit. See how FuelEU pooling works.
What is a FuelEU compliance balance?
It is the ship-specific surplus or deficit that follows from the verified FuelEU calculation and helps determine which flexibility mechanisms may be relevant. Read the compliance balance guide.
How does TidalIQ support pooling?
TidalIQ helps fleets understand position, compare genuine provider supply when available, coordinate transaction steps and retain the evidence trail.
Do I need to change my verifier or compliance provider?
No. TidalIQ is designed to sit alongside the existing compliance and verification ecosystem rather than replace it.
