EU UK MRV Regulations: Automate Your Maritime Emissions Reporting
Since the implementation of MRV regulations in both the EU and UK, shipowners are required to accurately and consistently report CO₂ emissions for every voyage calling at EU or UK ports. These rules apply to vessels ≥400 GT (EU MRV) and ≥5000 GT (UK MRV). In addition to CO₂ output, operators must report voyage-specific metrics including distance travelled, time at sea, and cargo carried. Many ship operators still rely on manual reporting processes, which are error-prone, time-consuming, and not scalable. Proseadure solves this by automating the entire compliance workflow.
Our Role in Your Operation
- Automatically collects per-voyage data on fuel consumption, distance, time, and CO₂ emissions
- Ready-to-export reports for THETIS-MRV (EU) and UK MRV portal
- Seamless data capture through event-based reporting, noon reports, or onboard sensors
- Filtering and validation tools for report customization and verifier alignment
- Annual and voyage-level compliance dashboards
Why It Matters
Compliance with MRV regulations is not just a legal obligation, it’s the foundation for ETS and FuelEU Maritime reporting. Incomplete or inaccurate MRV submissions can result in penalties, increased scrutiny, and reputational damage. The reported data is shared with regulators, financial institutions, and charterers, making reliability and transparency non-negotiable.
Proseadure removes the administrative burden from your crew and shoreside teams. Rather than juggling spreadsheets or manual entries, all required data is automatically recorded, calculated, and visualized. You get real-time compliance status, streamlined reporting, and audit-ready exports. That means fewer risks, less hassle, and complete control over your regulatory footprint.
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Proseadure delivers smart maritime technology that keeps your operations connected, informed and secure. We build plug-and-play solutions for connectivity, weather intelligence and onboard data — all designed to reduce risk, cut costs and boost performance at sea.
