Ship Emissions Register

Ship types

17 types, covering 24,129 vessels.

Ship type governs almost everything about a vessel's emissions profile: how much fuel it burns to move a tonne of cargo, how much of its year is spent at berth, and whether efficiency is measured against cargo mass, volume or passenger numbers. Comparing a cruise ship with a bulk carrier tells you very little. Comparing two bulk carriers of similar tonnage tells you a great deal.

The type shown is the one the vessel reported under MRV, not a classification we assigned.

Ship typeVesselsCO₂, latest (t)Median EEOIMedian GT
Bulk carrier 7,84826,761,4157.934,810
Oil tanker 3,44427,924,4788.559,178
Container ship 3,35363,001,77918.047,087
General cargo ship 3,0379,811,40830.06,311
Chemical tanker 2,26611,711,39515.823,231
Gas carrier 6584,230,94632.423,032
Vehicle carrier 6555,193,46660.558,939
LNG carrier 53812,543,7226.5111,562
Other ship types 4942,634,42186.89,950
Ro-pax ship 49314,664,93522,940
Other ship types (Offshore) 4112,354,2211,133.94,064
Ro-ro ship 3056,064,898119.221,124
Passenger ship (Cruise Passenger ship) 2027,025,93474,305
Refrigerated cargo carrier 2001,150,04358.29,820
Passenger ship 1322,898,15847,606
Container/ro-ro cargo ship 751,235,7052,185.650,721
Combination carrier 1897,12915.836,861

Figures are each vessel's most recent reporting year, which is not the same year for every ship. Median EEOI excludes values above 100,000.