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> Which emissions sources must be considered?

Which emissions sources must be considered?

The fuel consumption monitored shall include all fuel consumed on-board, and inlude (but not be limited) to the following, regardless of whether a ship is underway or not:
 
  • Main engines
  • Auxiliary engines
  • Boilers, if any
  • Gas turbines, if any
  • Inert gas generators, if any


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