MS Vesterålen
2 to 4 times an average plane's emissions
(based on 2022 data)
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Ship Statistics
| 2022 yearly CO₂ Emissions | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| assigned to | total | average | ratio |
| persons 🙎♀️ | 11116 tonnes CO₂ | 902 g·CO₂/pax/n.mile | 89 % ⚙️ |
| freight 🚛 | 1374 tonnes CO₂ | 441 kg·CO₂/m tonne/n.mile | 11 % ⚙️ |
| total | 12490 tonnes CO₂ | 155 kg·CO₂/n.mile | 100% |
| 2022 yearly statistics | |
|---|---|
| distance travelled | 149344 km ⚙️ |
| time at sea | 6180 hours |
| 2022 average statistics per journey | |
|---|---|
| average persons transported 🙎♀️ | 153 persons ⚙️ |
| average freight transported 🚛 | 39 metric tons ⚙️ |
| average speed | 24 km/h ⚙️ |
2022 monitoring methods:
N/A
2022 Theoretical
EIV (Efficiency Indicator Values): 59.9 gCO₂/ton/nautical mile
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| 2021 yearly CO₂ Emissions | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| assigned to | total | average | ratio |
| persons 🙎♀️ | 11689 tonnes CO₂ | 2049 g·CO₂/pax/n.mile | 89 % ⚙️ |
| freight 🚛 | 1445 tonnes CO₂ | 366 kg·CO₂/m tonne/n.mile | 11 % ⚙️ |
| total | 13134 tonnes CO₂ | 154 kg·CO₂/n.mile | 100% |
| 2021 yearly statistics | |
|---|---|
| distance travelled | 157621 km ⚙️ |
| time at sea | 6604 hours |
| 2021 average statistics per journey | |
|---|---|
| average persons transported 🙎♀️ | 67 persons ⚙️ |
| average freight transported 🚛 | 46 metric tons ⚙️ |
| average speed | 24 km/h ⚙️ |
2021 monitoring methods:
N/A
2021 Theoretical
EIV (Efficiency Indicator Values): 59.9 gCO₂/ton/nautical mile
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| 2020 yearly CO₂ Emissions | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| assigned to | total | average | ratio |
| persons 🙎♀️ | 4858 tonnes CO₂ | 1329 g·CO₂/pax/n.mile | 89 % ⚙️ |
| freight 🚛 | 600 tonnes CO₂ | 450 kg·CO₂/m tonne/n.mile | 11 % ⚙️ |
| total | 5458 tonnes CO₂ | 146 kg·CO₂/n.mile | 100% |
| 2020 yearly statistics | |
|---|---|
| distance travelled | 69420 km ⚙️ |
| time at sea | 3299 hours |
| 2020 average statistics per journey | |
|---|---|
| average persons transported 🙎♀️ | 98 persons ⚙️ |
| average freight transported 🚛 | 36 metric tons ⚙️ |
| average speed | 21 km/h ⚙️ |
2020 monitoring methods:
N/A
2020 Theoretical
EIV (Efficiency Indicator Values): 59.9 gCO₂/ton/nautical mile
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| 2019 yearly CO₂ Emissions | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| assigned to | total | average | ratio |
| persons 🙎♀️ | 11398 tonnes CO₂ | 865 g·CO₂/pax/n.mile | 89 % ⚙️ |
| freight 🚛 | 1409 tonnes CO₂ | 230 kg·CO₂/m tonne/n.mile | 11 % ⚙️ |
| total | 12807 tonnes CO₂ | 178 kg·CO₂/n.mile | 100% |
| 2019 yearly statistics | |
|---|---|
| distance travelled | 133087 km ⚙️ |
| time at sea | 5464 hours |
| 2019 average statistics per journey | |
|---|---|
| average persons transported 🙎♀️ | 183 persons ⚙️ |
| average freight transported 🚛 | 85 metric tons ⚙️ |
| average speed | 24 km/h ⚙️ |
2019 monitoring methods:
N/A
2019 Theoretical
EIV (Efficiency Indicator Values): 78.4 gCO₂/ton/nautical mile
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| 2018 yearly CO₂ Emissions | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| assigned to | total | average | ratio |
| persons 🙎♀️ | 12687 tonnes CO₂ | N/A | 89 % ⚙️ |
| freight 🚛 | 1568 tonnes CO₂ | 699 kg·CO₂/m tonne/n.mile | 11 % ⚙️ |
| total | 14255 tonnes CO₂ | 170 kg·CO₂/n.mile | 100% |
| 2018 yearly statistics | |
|---|---|
| distance travelled | 155187 km ⚙️ |
| time at sea | 6173 hours |
| 2018 average statistics per journey | |
|---|---|
| average persons transported 🙎♀️ | N/A |
| average freight transported 🚛 | 27 metric tons ⚙️ |
| average speed | 25 km/h ⚙️ |
2018 monitoring methods:
N/A
2018 Theoretical
N/A
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GreenFerries is a hobby project, all the data shown here has no official value. It is Open Source, so you can double check and modify it.
The Ecoscore compares
average CO₂ emissions per passenger per km.
‟emits like 2.1 planes” means that the ferry emits more than twice what an average plane would on the same distance for one passenger.