Maritime Decarbonisation
Environmental concerns gained even more traction in the shipping sector during 2022. Regulatory pressure and heightened awareness of carbon emissions pushed the shipping industry to keep exploring cleaner and more sustainable options. Adoption of alternative fuels, propulsion technologies, and the implementation of stricter emissions standards became focal points for actors of the industry looking to evaluate options, emerging norms and align with global sustainability goals.
INSB Class also places a strong emphasis on promoting sustainable development. In an era where environmental concerns are paramount, INSB Class provides services and solutions that prioritize eco-friendly practices and technologies, including assessing and implementing measures to reduce emissions, improve fuel efficiency, and enhance environmental sustainability within the maritime sector.
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR 2022, INSB CLASS EXTENDED ITS SURVEY AND CERTIFICATION SERVICES BEYOND THE CORE IMO CONVENTIONS AND CODES. We actively engaged in various environmentally related statutory instruments, providing comprehensive solutions to our clients.
We conducted surveys and assessments related to ballast water management, ensuring that vessels adhere to international standards for preventing the spread of invasive species through ballast water.
Our services included conducting surveys and issuing certifications for the Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM), in compliance with the Hong Kong Convention and EU Ship Recycling Regulation. This ensures safe and environmentally sound ship recycling practices.
We assessed vessels’ compliance with Energy Efficiency Design Index requirements and provided approval reviews on Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plans (SEEMP) to enhance energy efficiency during operations.
Our certification services extended to providing the International Ship Energy Efficiency Certificate, which validates a vessel’s energy efficiency measures.
We examined vessels compliance with regulations concerning the monitoring, reporting, and verification of fuel oil consumption data, contributing to transparency in emissions reduction efforts.
We assisted clients in complying with the mandatory annual reporting under the IMO Data Collection System (DCS), helping them track and manage their carbon emissions.
The past operating period underlined the global multifaceted challenges and considerations that the shipping industry faces in its journey toward more sustainable and environmentally responsible practices. Collaboration, innovation, and careful planning will be pivotal in navigating this complex landscape.
Some of key environmental trends of year of year 2022 included:
Environmental concerns gained even more traction in the shipping sector during 2022. Regulatory pressure and heightened awareness of carbon emissions pushed the shipping industry to keep exploring cleaner and more sustainable options. Adoption of alternative fuels, propulsion technologies, and the implementation of stricter emissions standards became focal points for actors of the industry looking to evaluate options, emerging norms and align with global sustainability goals.
INSB Class also places a strong emphasis on promoting sustainable development. In an era where environmental concerns are paramount, INSB Class provides services and solutions that prioritize eco-friendly practices and technologies, including assessing and implementing measures to reduce emissions, improve fuel efficiency, and enhance environmental sustainability within the maritime sector.
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR 2022, INSB CLASS EXTENDED ITS SURVEY AND CERTIFICATION SERVICES BEYOND THE CORE IMO CONVENTIONS AND CODES. We actively engaged in various environmentally related statutory instruments, providing comprehensive solutions to our clients.
We conducted surveys and assessments related to ballast water management, ensuring that vessels adhere to international standards for preventing the spread of invasive species through ballast water.
Our services included conducting surveys and issuing certifications for the Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM), in compliance with the Hong Kong Convention and EU Ship Recycling Regulation. This ensures safe and environmentally sound ship recycling practices.
We assessed vessels’ compliance with Energy Efficiency Design Index requirements and provided approval reviews on Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plans (SEEMP) to enhance energy efficiency during operations.
Our certification services extended to providing the International Ship Energy Efficiency Certificate, which validates a vessel’s energy efficiency measures.
We examined vessels compliance with regulations concerning the monitoring, reporting, and verification of fuel oil consumption data, contributing to transparency in emissions reduction efforts.
We assisted clients in complying with the mandatory annual reporting under the IMO Data Collection System (DCS), helping them track and manage their carbon emissions.
The past operating period underlined the global multifaceted challenges and considerations that the shipping industry faces in its journey toward more sustainable and environmentally responsible practices. Collaboration, innovation, and careful planning will be pivotal in navigating this complex landscape.
Some of key environmental trends of year of year 2022 included:
