A new market has emerged.
Surplus and deficit are no longer only internal compliance calculations. Pooling allows verified ship positions to be coordinated across participants within the regulatory framework.
Compliance is becoming a market.
FuelEU Maritime does more than set an emissions threshold. It creates commercial compliance positions that can be managed through regulated flexibility mechanisms such as pooling, and those positions need better infrastructure.
Fragmentation creates risk.
Fleet data, counterparties, pricing, agreements and evidence often sit in different systems and inboxes. That makes commercial execution harder to control.
Execution needs structure.
TidalIQ is designed to connect the compliance position to the transaction workflow without replacing verifiers, compliance providers or other existing specialists.
Evidence should be built in.
Documents belong with the transaction that created them. The audit trail should emerge from the workflow rather than being reconstructed afterwards.
What we are building
Infrastructure for the commercial layer of FuelEU Maritime.
TidalIQ connects fleet position, genuine provider supply, transaction progression and supporting evidence in one operating layer.