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In the coming years, thousands of vessels across the world fleet won’t comply with the IMO’s requirements – forcing owners and managers to make difficult technical and operational decisions with limited datasets. Additionally, CII will change the way our industry operates and trades vessels, making it ever more imperative to empower charter partners with more robust data and optimization tools.
Your time to act is now.
The Nautilus CII Intelligence Package is a flexible sensor/software activation designed to manage the entire installation, integration, and measurement of true vessel data, empowering teams with reliable machine learning based analysis and vessel optimizations.
Leverage Nautilus’s experience in machine learning (normalizing for weather/draft/sea condition/fuel type/principles of naval architecture/ ISO standards) and world class partnerships for seamless integrations across segments to ensure your vessels outperform the global fleet.
What is CII?
The draft amendments are for ships of 5,000 gross tonnage and above to have determined their required annual operational carbon intensity indicator (CII). The CII determines the annual reduction factor needed to ensure continuous improvement of the ship’s operational carbon intensity within a specific rating level. The actual annual operational CII achieved (attained annual operational CII) would be required to be documented and verified against the required annual operational CII. This would enable the operational carbon intensity rating to be determined.
*Source: IMO
What is CII?
The draft amendments are for ships of 5,000 gross tonnage and above to have determined their required annual operational carbon intensity indicator (CII). The CII determines the annual reduction factor needed to ensure continuous improvement of the ship’s operational carbon intensity within a specific rating level. The actual annual operational CII achieved (attained annual operational CII) would be required to be documented and verified against the required annual operational CII. This would enable the operational carbon intensity rating to be determined.
*Source: IMO
FAQs
Regulations are still out. Why do I need to care now?
Installation and performance modeling slots fill up quickly. By waiting too long, you’re running the risk of not getting a slot in time which will delay your process. Additionally, you need to account for the hardware installation and the set up of data transmission (if required). Performance modeling takes one to three months, depending on the vessel type. In order to ensure compliance ahead of time, you need to attack CII now.
How long does it take to model my performance profiles accurately?
Performance modeling is dependent on the vessel type and set up. Typically, modeling takes between one to three months. Our team will give you a more accurate estimate based on your situation.
I have sensors. What’s next?
Sensors are a great start to collect data. But data does not equal information. In order to gain actionable insights, you need to have vessel performance models that can be normalized for weather and environmental impact. By partnering with a technology provider like Nautilus, you gain the insights you need to maximize your fleet efficiency.
Where can I find more information about Nautilus’s capabilities?
Visit our Research to learn more about how Nautilus empowers owners and operators to advance their efficiency. Or get in touch with us at sales@nautiluslabs.co