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HMM reports 99% of its owned ships allowed to sail under CII rules

Jul 26, 2023

HMM announced that 99% of its owned vessels are well-placed to keep their voyage under the CII(Carbon Intensity Indicator) regulation.

This outcome resulted from the verification of ‘KR GEARs’, a Greenhouse Gas(GHG) Emission Authentic Reporting system launched by the Korean Register(KR).

The results showed that 99% of HMM’s 67 owned vessels, except for one bulk ship, received a rating from A to D, which is currently allowed for vessel operation. The one bulk ship under the E rating is expected to improve its CII rating by adjusting ship speed and using low-carbon biofuel.

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