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Hong Kong-based bunker trading firm E-Marine obtains ISCC EU certification

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‘The shipping industry’s decarbonisation is accelerating, and companies that embrace the transition will thrive,’ states Darcy Wang, Managing Director of E-Marine.
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Hong Kong-based marine fuel and lubricant trading company Hongkong E-Marine Supply Service Corporation Limited (E-Marine) in May obtained ISCC EU certification as Trader, learned bunkering publication Manifold Times.

“The decision to acquire International Sustainability and Carbon Certification EU (ISCC EU) status was due to E-Marine’s commercial alignment with evolving regulatory, commercial, and environmental demands in the maritime fuel supply chain,” shared Darcy Wang, Managing Director of E-Marine.

“This is especially true in the case for the push towards adoption of biofuels and alternative bunker fuels, as these materials become increasingly relevant in supporting maritime’s decarbonisation journey upon IMO 2030/2050.

“Obtaining ISCC EU status offers confidence to expectations from clients, regulators, and partners that E-Marine’s sustainability claims are legitimate and verified by a third party.

“Remaining relevant and adaptable is not just good practice, it’s a strategic imperative. The shipping industry’s decarbonisation is accelerating, and companies that embrace the transition will thrive.”

Travis Tey, Global Marine Fuel Sales & Procurement Manager at E-Marine, noted the company took about four months to complete the ISCC EU certification process in order to better support clients.

“This development means we can now fill in the gaps for our existing pool of clients that require ISCC certification and thus give them more options for a pool of approved bunker suppliers to choose from, especially in our area of expertise, Asia supply,” he explained.

“Further, having ISCC EU certification demonstrates E-Marine’s commitment to environmental responsibility; this directly supports climate action goals and shows stakeholders our company is reducing its environmental footprint in a verifiable way.”

Established in 2016, E-Marine upgraded from a small trader to a medium-sized trading house during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The bunker trading house’s exceptional performance in 2023 provided further push for an expansion to the Singapore market in 2024.

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Photo credit: Manifold Times
Published: 9 June 2025