Maritime software provider VPS has entered into a partner agreement with DNV’s Veracity cloud service to improve data integration for its MRV reporting system for offshore vessels.
The deal will enable the transfer of validated operational MRV data from VPS’ Maress system to the Veracity data platform, where it will be connected to DNV’s real-time data verification services.
“This partnership represents a great step toward efficient and accurate MRV reporting for the offshore industry,” said Jan Wilhelmsson, COO Digital and Decarbonisation, VPS.
“By combining VPS’s expertise in data-driven decarbonisation with DNV’s trusted verification platform, we are equipping offshore vessel operators with the tools to streamline compliance and accelerate their sustainability goals.”
Updated MRV (Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification) regulations will into effect on January 1, 2025, that will require offshore vessels over 400 GT entering EU/EEA ports to report emissions data. More than 600 offshore vessels currently use Maress for fuel and emissions monitoring and reporting.
