Ship Emissions Register

Ships built by Sasaki Shipbuilding

11 vessels from this yard report under EU MRV, across 2 ship types.

Vessels
11
Build years
2003–2016
Median GT
7,598
Median EEOI
33.2

11 vessels built by Sasaki Shipbuilding report under EU MRV and have a page here, delivered between 2003 and 2016.

Median EEOI across the yard's vessels is 33.2. Read that against the median for each ship type rather than against other yards directly: a yard that builds mostly bulk carriers will look different from one building container ships, and that is the cargo, not the welding.

CO₂ by reporting year

Year Vessels CO₂ (t) Median EEOI
2018 7 57,705 38.2
2019 10 54,109 34.5
2020 6 45,877 38.2
2021 8 54,960 38.8
2022 8 53,346 39.9
2023 7 43,114 36.8
2024 8 43,553 36.4
2025 6 37,152 33.8

Each row counts the vessels in this group that filed a return for that year. The group changes as ships enter and leave the reporting obligation, so the totals describe the reported fleet, not a fixed set of hulls.

Largest emitters, latest reporting year

  1. ELLEN ESSBERGER 8,147 t CO₂ (2025) · Chemical tanker
  2. EPIC BONAIRE 7,908 t CO₂ (2025) · Gas carrier
  3. LIESEL ESSBERGER 7,471 t CO₂ (2025) · Chemical tanker
  4. AMALIE ESSBERGER 7,326 t CO₂ (2025) · Chemical tanker
  5. EPIC SUSAK 5,811 t CO₂ (2023) · Gas carrier
  6. BOMAR QUEST 5,203 t CO₂ (2025) · Chemical tanker
  7. EPIC SUSUI 4,616 t CO₂ (2022) · Gas carrier
  8. STOLT AGUILA 2,090 t CO₂ (2024) · Chemical tanker
  9. STOLT QUETZAL 1,968 t CO₂ (2024) · Chemical tanker
  10. STOLT FLAMENCO 1,096 t CO₂ (2025) · Chemical tanker

Lowest reported EEOI, latest reporting year

  1. STOLT QUETZAL EEOI 17.2 (2024) · Chemical tanker
  2. SICHEM MISSISSIPPI EEOI 17.9 (2024) · Chemical tanker
  3. STOLT AGUILA EEOI 23.7 (2024) · Chemical tanker
  4. STOLT FLAMENCO EEOI 25.7 (2025) · Chemical tanker
  5. AMALIE ESSBERGER EEOI 32.2 (2025) · Chemical tanker
  6. BOMAR QUEST EEOI 33.2 (2025) · Chemical tanker
  7. LIESEL ESSBERGER EEOI 34.4 (2025) · Chemical tanker
  8. ELLEN ESSBERGER EEOI 39.5 (2025) · Chemical tanker
  9. EPIC BONAIRE EEOI 49.9 (2025) · Gas carrier
  10. EPIC SUSAK EEOI 53.8 (2023) · Gas carrier

EEOI is grams of CO₂ per tonne-mile of transport work and is only comparable within a ship type. Values above 100,000 are withheld as artefacts of a near-zero denominator.

Vessels

Vessel TypeFlag Built GT CO₂ (t) Year
EPIC BONAIRE Gas carrierSingapore 2016 6,220 7,908 2025
EPIC SUSAK Gas carrierSingapore 2015 7,981 5,811 2023
EPIC SUSUI Gas carrierSingapore 2015 7,981 4,616 2022
STOLT FLAMENCO Chemical tankerCayman Islands 2010 7,603 1,096 2025
STOLT AGUILA Chemical tankerCayman Islands 2009 7,603 2,090 2024
STOLT QUETZAL Chemical tankerCayman Islands 2009 7,603 1,968 2024
SICHEM MISSISSIPPI Chemical tankerLiberia 2008 7,598 1,016 2024
AMALIE ESSBERGER Chemical tankerPortugal 2005 5,955 7,326 2025
ELLEN ESSBERGER Chemical tankerPortugal 2004 5,955 8,147 2025
LIESEL ESSBERGER Chemical tankerPortugal 2004 5,955 7,471 2025
BOMAR QUEST Chemical tankerMarshall Islands 2003 5,770 5,203 2025

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