HiFleet CII Management Function is Online

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Topic starter 31/08/2023 4:21 am

Background The IMO's Carbon Intensity Index (CII), which has become mandatory in January 2023, states that ships with a gross tonnage of 5,000 or more should achieve at least a prescribed annual operating CII index, which is Class C, the middle of the "A-E" rating scale in the code. According to the draft amendment to MARPOL Annex VI, for Class D or Class E ships which do not meet the requirements of Class C, they may face a series of problems in their subsequent operation.

We make daily CII data and trend chart by receiving vessel's daily report. This function will help the uses decide whether to take necessary measures of energy-saving and emission reduction or change routes. Thus ensure the vessel can be rated up to standard.

Benefits

The CII of ships is counted daily to grasp its change trend and determine whether to take necessary energy-saving and emission reduction measures or change routes to ensure the rating of ships.

CII page introduction

You can click here to jump directly to the CII monitoring and management page.

1. Fleet ships can be added to this page

2. It can import the daily report and automatically extract the data such as sailing mileage and fuel consumption to calculate the daily/weekly/annual carbon intensity index.

3. Generate CII ratings based on daily fuel consumption/distance traveled data and forecast ratings for the next five years.

The CII index can be calculated by day/week/month/year, and the A-E level interval can be given. And grade C reference line. The trend of CII can be monitored. Based on the annual rating target, recommend the future daily fuel consumption standard for the current year.