Cetasol has launched two new features for its iHelm optimisation system, adding updated tools for emissions reporting and operational tracking.
The new Emission Report 2.0 and Trip Log functions are designed to provide improved traceability and control over vessel data, for both real-time and retrospective analysis.
iHelm is a digital decision support tool that models vessel operations to recommend fuel-saving actions. The system utilises a vessel-mounted computer unit to collect engine and sensor data, feeding into onboard displays and cloud-based dashboards for use by both crew and shore-based staff.
Emission Report 2.0 allows users to validate voyage data against Bureau Veritas (BV) standards and generate downloadable reports for verified voyages. The system also enables the export of a summary dataset covering all validated operations for regulatory compliance management.
Trip Log offers a centralised record of all voyages, with sorting and filtering tools to support data access and export. Users can customise the data view based on their own workflows.
“Our customers are increasingly looking for clarity and control in their sustainability efforts. With Emission Report 2.0 and Trip Log, we’re delivering tools that not only support compliance but also empower smarter decision-making across operations,” said Jeremy Peter, Head of Commercial at Cetasol.
“These features reflect our commitment to turning complex data into actionable insights — making sustainable operations a practical reality for every fleet.”
