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Vessel operation

Vessel Operation

We are thoroughly committed to achieving the safe operation of all ships and to making every effort to provide environmentally efficient transporting services marked by the highest levels of accident prevention and the strict avoidance of damage to the global environment and of troubles that waste precious energy.

Mapping the relationship between the NYK Group and biodiversity

NYK have created the below map that shows the impacts on biodiversity of shipping through its lifecycle, and our related efforts, with reference to the “Map of the Relationship between Business and Biodiversity” developed by the Japan Business Initiative for Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity (JBIB). Recognizing our business activities could affect biodiversity in the entire lifecycle of sourcing, operating and dismantling ships, we will continuously take proactive measures.

Mapping the relationship between the NYK Group and biodiversity Environmental management indicators Use of low-sulfer fuel Save Bunker campaign SPAS NYK e-missions' IBIS Project NYK Super Eco Ship 2030 Installation of double hulls (Tanker) Installation of electronically controlled engines Solar power generation MT-FAST Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) system Use of onshore electric power Air-lubrication system for hull bottoms Water-emulsion fuel-combustion equipment Cleaning of hulls and propellers Exhaust gas economizer Use of solar power generation Installation of ballast-water systems Safe vessel operation(NAV9000) Bilge system Corrosion-resistant steel sheets
(Click underlined items on the map, so that you will jump to related links where the details are given.)