SAFE-T is a user-friendly, web-based suite of tools that allow users to evaluate emissions and greenhouse gas reduction strategies for shipping. SAFE-T was built from a robust blend of literature analysis, evaluation of comparable tools, input from stakeholders, and comprehensive examination of key subject matters. SAFE-T is built on international standards and methodologies.
The SAFE-T web-based suite includes Scope 1 carbon tracking alongside complementary tools for Scope 3 route and fuel comparison. SAFE-T allows the user to assess Scope 1 lifecycle emissions of their active vessel and/or fleet, as well as consider emissions reduction strategies to implement. It provides access to data and information that assist the user in decisions relevant to their fleet. Users may apply their findings towards strategies to meet or exceed the emissions regulations implemented by the IMO, EU, and/or signed climate treaties, green shipping routes, etc.
Ensuring your privacy is of the utmost importance as you navigate the SAFE-T interface. All of the data and information provided or uploaded within the suite of tools and your profile are handled with security and confidentiality.
Currently, the SAFE-T tools are focused on the emissions of ocean-going vessels, including but not strictly limited to cargo carrying vessels. The Carbon Tracker includes various ship types: articulated barge, bulk carrier, containership, general cargo, passenger, reefer, roll-on/roll-off, tanker, and tug/tow. The platform's versatility allows users to more accurately capture and profile their fleet when evaluating emissions and reduction strategies.
Fuel-based emissions in the SAFE-T tools are based on the ISO 14083 and EN 16268 standards. These standards provide a framework for applying up-to-date emissions factors, reflecting the latest scientific and industry research. SAFE-T built its methodology under the mission to provide a credible and trustworthy suite of tools that allow users to track and report carbon emissions, benchmark their operations, and make informed decisions to reduce emissions of their maritime operations.
Due to the data entry and interactive components of SAFE-T, the site is best viewed on a desktop or laptop computer. Users must be registered and signed in to enter fuel data, but all other areas of the site are open.
Please cite this tool as
EERA. Ship Alternative Fuel and Emissions Toolkit (SAFE-T). safet.io. Date accessed [DATE].