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- Web Browser (Cloud - Based)
Good Option For
- Small Business (11-50 people)
- Medium Business (51-250 people)
- Large Business (250+ people)
Deep dive
Core Features
emiTr is built around a structured emissions inventory approach tailored to complex, multi-actor environments such as ports and energy facilities. It combines data collection, emissions calculation, and analytical visualisation to support operational and investment decisions. Some of its core features include:
Scope 1–3 Emissions Tracking: Calculates direct, indirect, and value chain emissions across assets and tenant activities
Carbon Cost Assessment: Links emissions to carbon pricing frameworks such as EU ETS to estimate financial exposure
Granular Emissions Mapping: Identifies emissions sources at asset level, including vessels, equipment, and infrastructure
Interactive Visualisation Tools: Provides dashboards and charts to analyse emissions trends over time and by source
Multi-Pollutant Accounting: Tracks greenhouse gases alongside air pollutants such as NOx, SOx, and particulate matter
Configurable Data Input Framework: Supports regular data uploads and flexible configurations for different operational contexts
Closing Insights
emiTr was developed by ABL Group, an energy and marine consultancy, and originates from the “Port Emissions Toolkit” created in collaboration with Shoreham Port in the UK. This origin reflects its focus on complex, shared operational environments where emissions arise from both controlled and third-party activities. Shoreham Port is a notable early user, applying the platform to understand its emissions profile and inform decision-making on energy efficiency and pollution reduction.
The platform is positioned for sectors such as ports, offshore wind sites, and oil and gas facilities, where emissions accounting must incorporate multiple actors and indirect sources. emiTr addresses this by mapping emissions across Scope 1, 2, and 3 boundaries and linking them to financial indicators such as carbon pricing, supporting capital expenditure planning.
As regulatory expectations and market mechanisms evolve in the maritime sector, emiTr’s combination of emissions tracking, carbon cost analysis, and port-focused configurability supports shipping operators and port authorities in developing structured, audit-ready insights across complex maritime operations.