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This information covers around 10800 ships of various types, services and cargo carried, ranging from ro-ro passenger ships to bulk carriers, tankers and container ships. The CO₂ emissions reported by these ships represent more than 130 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions in 2018.

This publication of information is part of the implementation of Regulation (EU) 2015/757 on the monitoring, reporting and verification of CO₂ emissions from maritime transport.

The main objectives of this regulation are to promote the reduction of CO₂ emissions from maritime transport in a cost effective manner, stimulate the uptake of energy efficiency solutions and inform future policy-making decisions with a view to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from shipping. International shipping worldwide is responsible for 2-3 % of all global GHG emissions.

The European Commission will carefully analyse these detailed emissions data and publish a report towards the end of the year 2019 to inform the public and allow for an assessment of the CO₂ emissions and the energy efficiency of maritime transport.

All information is accessible on THETIS-MRV, the web-based application developed by the European Maritime Safety Agency.

UPDATE 03/07: The number for reported CO2 emissions has been updated based on updated data on THETIS-MRV.

More information:

• Reducing emissions from the shipping sector