Reports: EmissionExplorer
Emission Monitoring Tool
While fuel consumption offers a first look at operational efficiency, emissions data is increasingly required for regulatory compliance, ESG reporting, and decarbonisation planning. The Emission Monitoring Tool by LionRock Maritime provides emissions visibility across jobs, vessels, terminals, and customers.
Using established conversion factors (tailored by region or reporting standard), this tool calculates CO₂ emissions from both actual and estimated fuel consumption data. Whether reporting under EU ETS, IMO DCS, or local port standards, operators can view their emissions by customer, tug, job stage, or terminal, all within a single dashboard.
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Report overview
How the Emission Monitoring Tool can help your business
This report showcases how LionRock’s Emission Monitoring Tool calculates job-level CO₂ emissions using both actual fuel data and model-based estimates. Emissions are mapped across customers, terminals, tugs, and job stages, enabling operators to track environmental impact with precision.
With conversion factors tailored to international and regional standards (e.g. IMO, EU ETS), the tool supports accurate reporting and benchmarking. It provides the insight needed to reduce emissions, prioritise cleaner operations, and meet compliance or ESG goals across your fleet.
Insight 1
Emission by Customer
This view breaks down CO₂ emissions per customer, based on their total job activity and associated fuel usage. It highlights which customers generate the highest environmental impact, segmented by job type (berth, sail, transit, shifts), providing transparency across the customer base and enabling carbon-conscious decision-making for contracts or pricing structures.
Insight 2
Emissions by Terminal
Visualise emissions across terminals by aggregating job-level fuel data and applying standard conversion factors. This insight highlights terminals with the highest emissions output, which is essential for evaluating localised environmental pressure, planning emission-reduction initiatives, and prioritising clean operations in high-impact zones.
Insight 3
Emissions by Job Stage
This insight categorises emissions based on where they occur during the job: during approach, alongside work, assist phases, or return transit. By isolating high-emission job segments, operators can assess operational behaviour and identify process adjustments that reduce emissions without compromising service quality.
Insight 4
Emissions by Tug
Here, emissions are calculated and attributed to individual tugs based on either actual fuel monitoring or model-based estimates. This allows fleet managers to rank vessels by environmental performance, track improvement after retrofits or upgrades, and identify candidates for replacement, repowering, or alternative fuel strategies.
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Insights we provide:
- Emissions by customer
- Emissions by terminal
- Emissions by job stage
- Emissions by tug
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Frequently Asked Questions
How are emissions calculated in this dashboard?
Emissions are calculated using standard conversion factors based on fuel type and volume. The tool supports different regional or regulatory frameworks (e.g. IMO, EU ETS, GHG Protocol) depending on your reporting needs.
What if a tug doesn’t have fuel sensors installed?
If actual fuel data isn’t available, the dashboard uses LionRock Maritime’s job-based fuel estimation model to calculate emissions based on tug specifications, job characteristics, and local operating conditions.
Can I isolate emissions by job segment or activity type?
Yes. Emissions can be broken down by job stage (e.g. transit, berth, shift) and visualised across customers, terminals, and vessels, enabling deep analysis and targeted action.
Is this data suitable for regulatory or ESG reporting?
Absolutely. The tool is designed to provide the transparency and traceability required for compliance documentation, carbon intensity metrics, and sustainability reporting frameworks.