PACE-X runs on a single emissions dataset and serves four distinct workflows: measure your real exposure, optimise fuel and voyage decisions, forecast allowance cost, and monetise compliance surplus. Pick the pillar closest to your problem today. Everything else connects to it.
Most teams estimate their regulatory exposure within ±20%. On a mid-sized fleet, that's millions of euros of uncertainty. We close the gap.
Four pathways, four payback curves. We model each against your voyage profile and surface the cheapest compliant combination.
Treasury and procurement need a defensible three-year view. Fleets that lock early beat fleets that panic-buy at year-end.
Over-compliant voyages and insetting programmes generate real carbon value. We quantify, verify and package it.
The point of PACE-X is not the pillars. It is what sits under them. One voyage dataset feeds MRV, fuel strategy, forecasting and credit origination in parallel. Every decision taken in one workflow updates the others. A retrofit chosen in Optimise lowers the forecast in Forecast, which changes the tradable surplus in Monetise, which shows up in next quarter's Measure report. Start anywhere. The others follow.
Route patterns, fuel mix, charter structure and port calls shape exposure in very different ways. Pick your segment to see how PACE-X configures around your operation.
Entry pillarContainer lines typically enter through Measure (01) then Forecast (03). EU-exposure dominates. Compliance reporting comes first, allowance procurement strategy follows once the number is defensible.
Entry pillarTanker operators typically enter through Optimise (02) then Monetise (04). Fuel-mix flexibility is the lever. Surplus monetisation follows once the cleaner pathway is in service.
Entry pillarBulk operators typically enter through Optimise (02). Voyage optimisation has the largest marginal return; reporting and forecasting are bolt-on.
Entry pillarCruise operators typically enter through Measure (01) then Optimise (02). At-berth exposure is concentrated and visible — reporting clarity unlocks the operational decisions.
Entry pillarTerminal operators typically enter through Measure (01). Liner pressure drives the demand for reporting; the rest of the platform extends naturally from there.
Most teams start with Measure because the reporting deadlines are immediate. Some come in through Optimise or Forecast. All four run on the same dataset. Pick one, add the rest when you are ready.
