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Green Instruments has successfully supplied both water monitoring systems and continuous emissions monitoring systems for two vessels in UNI:ON’s fleet. The decision to replace the existing systems from another manufacturer stemmed from persistent issues with performance and durability, as well as communication and maintenance difficulties.

We are proud that Japanese shipping giant Mitsui O.S.K Lines (MOL) has selected our GreenView Emissions Insight platform as part of their strategy to achieve climate neutrality by 2035.

A constructive collaboration between the Danish Technological Institute, Uni-Tankers and Green Instruments on the development of an advanced flue gas sensor has resulted in the M/T Falstria Swan being installed with a sensor that can measure soot particle emissions in real time.

Direct emissions measuring can positively impact ship’s reported carbon footprint compared to using standard factors, DNV concludes in a newly published statement. DNV recommends methane slip measurements as part of the strategy moving forward.

We are in a constant strive to make operation as simple as possible. With that, we are proud to cement our achievements on making emissions monitoring even easier.

We are pleased to announce that Green Instruments will participate in Hamburg Maritime Foum 2025, taking place on April 1-2 at the historic Fischauktionshalle in Hamburg.

DAWOO Tech Co., Ltd., a prominent player in the shipbuilding industry based in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, China, has formed a strategic partnership with Green Instruments. This collaboration highlights the impact of strategic alliances in meeting the evolving demands of the maritime sector.

We are excited to – once again – be exhibiting at Seatrade Cruise Global, the premier event for the cruise industry!