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Why Are There Problems in Implementing CO2 Emission Control Measures?

Aug 15, 2024
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In the present global environment where cases of global warming are on the rise, it is now a common goal among countries, companies and NGOs to minimize CO2 emissions. Nevertheless, awareness of the need to limit the output of greenhouse gasses restricts the containment of CO2 emissions to a certain degree since the task is extremely complicated. Many challenges that come with this issue can be attributed to the following areas; economical, technological, political, and social. That is why it is critical to comprehend these challenges, so the opportunities for their elimination or minimization can be developed successfully.

May 15, 2024
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New rules aiming at improving energy efficiency and lowering carbon emissions have caused a great deal of change in the maritime industry. The Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) and the Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI) are two important metrics leading this transition. In this blog, we will examine the distinctions between EEXI and CII as well as their combined effects on the shipping sector.

December 11, 2023
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Marine surveying plays a vital role in safeguarding vessel safety through several kinds of essential practices and documentation. Among these, tank sounding calculations, tank calculation reports, vessel cargo hold tanks, and the creation of trim and stability booklets are important components that help to maintain vessel safety. In order to tackle the challenges posed by difficult operational and environmental working conditions, we ensure that the highest standards are met.

Why Are There Problems in Implementing CO2 Emission Control Measures?

EEXI and CII: Differences and Their Impact on the Shipping Industry

The Vital Role of Marine Surveying in Ensuring Vessel Safety