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  • Daphne Tech unveils PureMetrics™ enhancing maritime emissions monitoring with live deployment insights.
  • Estimation-based reporting poses risks; direct measurement ensures accuracy, transparency, and regulatory compliance.
  • Quality emissions data now crucial due to EU MRV, IMO DCS, and EU ETS rules.

Daphne Technology has released a new white paper: From Assumptions to Accuracy-Unlocking the Value of Direct Emissions Monitoring in the Maritime Industry.

The publication examines the limitations of estimation-based emissions reporting and explains how direct measurement offers a more accurate, transparent, and future-proof approach.

Quality of emissions data

The quality of emissions data is becoming a financial and operational priority for shipowners and operators

As regulations tighten under the EU MRV, IMO DCS, and the EU ETS, the quality of emissions data is becoming a financial and operational priority for shipowners and operators.

Factor-based methods, while widely used, often leave operators exposed to reporting uncertainty, inflated carbon costs, and underestimation of methane slip.

Compliance, cost, and strategic benefits

The white paper sets out how direct measurement, as applied through PureMetrics™, addresses these challenges by providing real-world exhaust data that is traceable and audit-ready. Drawing on live deployment experience, it highlights the compliance, cost, and strategic benefits of moving from assumption-based estimates to verifiable measurements. 

With regulators, verifiers, and charterers all increasing their scrutiny of emissions data, the findings provide valuable insight for decision-makers preparing their fleets for the next phase of compliance and competitiveness.

Emissions transparency

"The maritime sector is entering a decisive period where emissions transparency will define both compliance and competitiveness," said Jamie Brick, Interim CEO of Daphne Technology, adding “This white paper reflects the technical progress achieved in collaboration with our partners, and it underlines the importance of moving from assumptions to verifiable data."

He continues, "Direct measurement is not just a technical step forward, it is essential for operators who want to manage costs, reduce uncertainty, and meet the expectations of regulators and stakeholders in the years ahead."

Deployment of the PureMetrics™ system

The publication draws on extensive work by Daphne Technology’s team and industry partners, including real-world deployment of the PureMetrics™ system on dual-fuel vessels. 

It combines operational data with analysis of regulatory developments under the EU MRV and IMO DCS frameworks, as well as independent studies on methane slip and greenhouse gas factors.

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