Ship Emissions Register

Ship types

17 types, covering 22,942 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 7,43925,175,9188.034,800
Oil tanker 3,30826,893,4258.659,164
Container ship 3,24962,382,70017.948,338
General cargo ship 2,7689,252,40230.26,690
Chemical tanker 2,20211,486,36715.723,235
Vehicle carrier 6445,116,19160.258,990
Gas carrier 6164,058,11532.922,971
LNG carrier 52812,425,9116.5111,459
Ro-pax ship 49214,630,888757.222,963
Other ship types 4542,484,34187.210,421
Other ship types (Offshore) 3272,013,0481,367.14,488
Ro-ro ship 3016,042,416114.021,157
Passenger ship (Cruise Passenger ship) 2017,012,19376,152
Refrigerated cargo carrier 1891,123,46558.29,840
Passenger ship 1322,898,15847,606
Container/ro-ro cargo ship 751,235,7052,185.650,721
Combination carrier 1791,36617.136,861

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.