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EEXI Whitepaper - Credit Adobe Stock Home Whitepaper REDUCING SHIP EMISSIONS IMO EEXI & CII/SEEMP Jun. 29 2021 LinkedIn Twitter Facebook share The shipping industry is engaged in a considerable challenge to decarbonize operations significantly within the next decade as part of the global energy transformation that will enable us to preserve our world for future generations. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has set ambitious goals to reduce emissions, including a headline goal of a minimum 50% reduction in total annual GHG emissions by 2050 compared to 2008. The white paper is designed to offer a concise overview of the latest IMO requirements regarding the reduction of GHG emissions from new and existing ships, including defined formulae and the initial consequences of their application. It provides an overview of the application of selected IMO amendments to the MARPOL convention Annex VI, which requires ships to take both a technical and operational approach to reducing their carbon intensity. While requirements for newly designed ships within the Energy Efficient Design Index (EEDI) have been in force for a while, new requirements for existing vessels (Efficiency Existing Ship Index - EEXI) are sure to impact their operations and may even shorten the expected service life due to costs incurred to reduce their GHG emissions. We explore the latest IMO Rules for existing vessels, and the ratio that is currently expected to comply with the EEXI including most relevant outcome of decisions from recent Marine Environmental Protection Committee (MEPC) 76 in June 2021. We also look at differences in this compliance ratio between different ship types. Ahead of the CII Rules to be finalized, the paper also discusses the impact of new criteria for Operational Carbon Intensity. Carbon indexes Read More EEXI and CII: dual regulations reducing ship's carbon impact Read More Webinar: Preparing the future EEXI & CII Read More GET YOUR COPY NOW! <div class="antibot-no-js antibot-message antibot-message-warning">You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form.</div> First name Last name Email Company Job title Topics of interest Sustainability / Decarbonization Marine Industry Insights Cybersecurity Digital & Software Regulatory News Decarbonization Sustainable Shipping R&D I have read and understood the terms and conditions of personal data protection policy I would like to sign up to receive informational communications from Bureau Veritas Maintenance & Operations going forward. This could include invitations to participate in their webinars and seminars, access to their newsletters, as well as any relevant research or insights they feel would be valuable to me. I understand I can manage my subscription preferences at any time, including unsubscribing, using the options provided in the footer of the emails I receive from Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore. Your personal data are collected by Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore SAS, +33(0)1.55.24.70.00, having its registered office at Tour Alto, 4 place des Saisons, 92400 Courbevoie, France, represented by its President Matthieu de Tugny, whose Data Protection Officer may be contacted at donneespersonnelle@bureauveritas.com or on https://personaldataprotection.bureauveritas.com, and are subject to computer processing in order to monitor and reply to your requests, subscribe to our newsletters, access to restricted information and advance features of the website, to create an account, in acc
REDUCING SHIP EMISSIONS IMO EEXI & CII/SEEMP
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