A practical place to start.
Read the framework. Understand the boundaries. Put the evidence questions to work.
These freely accessible resources connect the book's proposed architecture with the questions that arise when fuel records, emissions calculations and institutional responsibilities meet.
Guides and working resources
01 · Regulatory guide
EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime
Compare obligations, boundaries and reporting years. Keep each compliance outcome distinct.
Compare the regimes02 · Evidence guide
Digital fuel passports
Identify what should follow a fuel claim, from its delivery record to a traceable correction.
Follow the evidence03 · Measurement guide
Well-to-wake vs tank-to-wake
Understand lifecycle boundaries and units through a transparent worked calculation.
Understand the boundaries04 · Practical checklist
Review a fuel claim
Sixteen evidence checks, with an online review and a fillable PDF for your records.
Open the checklist05 · Executive brief
Coherence without uniformity
The proposal, its three pillars and what a first pilot would need to demonstrate.
Read the executive brief06 · Worked example
One fuel claim. Three connected pillars.
Follow an illustrative emissions discrepancy from measurement through to closure.
Explore the worked exampleEvidence, interpretation and proposal.
Regulatory explanations link to primary sources and show their review date. Practical examples are labelled as illustrations. The Carbon Basel Accord's ideas are presented as an independent policy proposal, with current obligations kept distinct.
Each guide links back to the relevant concepts and supporting resources. The checklist is freely available without an account or email address.