Carbon Baseline
Validated historic carbon baseline in weeks, not months
Validated historic carbon baseline in weeks, not months
Decarbonization is a critical issue in the shipping industry, with pressure led by regulators, consumers, and investors. With carbon reduction targets of 50% by the year 2050, compared to 2008 levels, it is critical that fleets have exacting data on yearly carbon output. This will help ensure the industry can achieve decarbonization goals and avoid high carbon taxes and fees.
Current emissions models offer only rough estimates, based on generic models, that don’t account for chemical interactions, source fuel data, or supply/delivery chain impacts. Additionally, many also require massive amounts of manual input, or the installation of costly devices aboard vessels.
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FuelTrust uses cloud-based AI and blockchain technology to deliver a validated historic carbon baseline faster – in weeks, not months – at lower costs. We use your historical operations data, and our patent-pending AI Digital Chemist®, to provide you with proven and certified data that:
Our AI Digital Chemist is at the core of everything we do. It helps us know where each batch of fuel came from, what changes happened to it over its lifecycle, how it will operate in a particular engine under specific conditions — allowing us to make extremely fine predictions about what happens during combustion.
How is all this possible? Listen to Darren Shelton, Chief Product Officer and 25-year maritime veteran, explain how we create a chemical DNA of fuel:
Carbon Baseline is a consulting engagement that delivers results in as little as 8 weeks. Our team of AI and blockchain experts are here to help you get started.
Companies that use calculator tools based on industry estimates, or require pricey and high-maintenance devices aboard vessels, don’t provide accurate or verified data output. FuelTrust uses patent-pending technology, and your operation information, to alleviate guess work and ensure exacting detail of emissions measurement for each vessel and each voyage.