Virgin Voyages has introduced the NAPA Fleet Intelligence environmental module to improve its sustainability reporting and compliance capabilities.
The module allows the company to sync operational data captured onboard directly to shoreside marine and sustainability teams. The data covers four categories: carbon, fuel, and energy; waste and waste discharge; water and wastewater management; and operational context such as passenger counts and nautical miles travelled.
“Reliable environmental reporting starts with reliable operational data,” said Marco Carsjens, Fleet Captain at Virgin Voyages.
“By connecting onboard data directly to fleet-wide environmental reporting, we gain greater transparency, faster insight, and more confidence in the information we use for compliance, ESG reporting, and day-to-day decision-making, without adding manual workload for our crew and shoreside teams.”
The system integrates data from electronic logbooks and voyage reports to automate calculations for frameworks such as FuelEU Maritime, the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), and the International Maritime Organization Data Collection System (IMO-DCS).
Virgin Voyages is currently implementing the module across its fleet, with the data intended to support Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting and internal performance tracking.
