The Digest’s 2026 Multi-Slide Guide to Marine Fuel Arbitrage

Divergent boundaries across EU ETS, FuelEU Maritime, and IMO regimes create lucrative but temporary fuel-choice and routing arbitrage opportunities. Because these regulatory seams have a half-life, operators cannot assume the spread is permanent. To survive regime tightening, sophisticated operators must build multi-regime accounting systems and underwrite their base case for a closed-loophole state. Capturing today’s spread requires contractually allocating change-in-law closure risks and maintaining alternative compliance pathways to protect value as regulators inevitably close the gaps.

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