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90POE’s OpenOcean STUDIO independently certified across major maritime emissions frameworks by Normec Verifavia

90POE (Ninety Percent of Everything Ltd), the maritime software company behind OpenOcean STUDIO, has achieved independent certification from Normec Verifavia, confirming that its platform meets the data, process and functionality requirements of six major emissions and fuel compliance regimes. The certification covers: EU MRV (Regulation (EU) 2015/757 – Monitoring, Reporting and Verification) EU…

Maritime software company 90POE has independently certified its OpenOcean STUDIO platform for compliance with six major emissions and fuel regulations, according to Normec Verifavia, a leading third-party verifier of maritime emissions data and IT systems. The certification process involved rigorous testing of the platform's data, process and functionality across fuel consumption and CO2 emissions calculations, voyage allocation, activity data, and general IT controls, including security, confidentiality, archiving, performance and change management.

OpenOcean STUDIO's developers highlighted the increasing complexity of maritime emissions regulations, including the EU ETS, FuelEU Maritime, IMO CII and EU/UK MRV requirements. The certification provides shipowners and operators with independent assurance that their reporting systems accurately demonstrate emissions compliance, which is critically important as penalties for non-compliance with FuelEU Maritime and EU ETS, as well as IMO CII ratings, take effect.

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