TELLES advised CEVAL, a leading non-profit organisation specialising in sustainable development in northern Portugal, on implementing the Zero Carbon Naval Roadmap (RNCZ) project, which is funded by the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR).
The initiative aims to establish decarbonisation pathways for the maritime transport sector by 2050. This will be supported by sectoral diagnostics, renewable energy models, environmental, social and governance (ESG) benchmarking, emissions modelling and technical, legal and financial studies. Structured consultation with industry stakeholders is also involved in setting targets for 2025–2050.
TELLES supported the public financing process and provides ongoing legal assistance. This includes advice on energy-related regulatory and contractual issues, as well as on strategic ESG and regulatory documents. TELLES also assists with the drafting of all contractual frameworks necessary for the project's implementation.
This advisory team was led by Ivone Rocha, partner and head of the Environment & Climate Change and Energy & Natural Resources practices, with the support of Pedro Lousa Cabral, associate in the same practices.
The main objective of the Zero Carbon Naval Roadmap project is to contribute to the decarbonisation of the naval sector by encouraging companies and institutions to participate in the development of a roadmap for decarbonising naval industries.
On December 15th, the event "From Roadmap to Action" took place, promoted by the Alto Minho Business Confederation (CEVAL) and Forum Oceano – Sea Economy Cluster, during which the final version of the roadmap was presented.
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