EEDI Attained - Energy Efficiency Design Index
Compute a new ship's attained EEDI per MEPC.328(76), the required EEDI for its type and phase, and the compliance margin. Design-phase metric for carbon efficiency per tonne-mile.
Formula, assumptions, and limits
| Symbol | Meaning | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Attained Energy Efficiency Design Index | g CO₂ / (t·nm) | |
| 75 % of MCR of main engine | kW | |
| Fuel-to-CO₂ factor for main-engine fuel | t CO₂ / t fuel | |
| Main-engine specific fuel consumption at reference load | g / kWh | |
| Auxiliary-engine power | kW | |
| Fuel-to-CO₂ factor for auxiliary-engine fuel | t CO₂ / t fuel | |
| Auxiliary-engine specific fuel consumption | g / kWh | |
| CO₂ saving from Category B/C energy-saving technologies | g CO₂ / h | |
| DWT (cargo) or GT (passenger / cruise) | t or - | |
| Design speed at 75 % MCR on design draft | kn |
Source: IMO Resolution [MEPC.328(76)](https://www.imo.org) - revised MARPOL Annex VI including Phase 3; IMO Resolution [MEPC.231(65)](https://www.imo.org) - 2013 Guidelines for reference lines; IMO Resolution [MEPC.364(79)](https://www.imo.org) - Cf fuel conversion factors; IMO Circular [MEPC.1/Circ.815](https://www.imo.org) - innovative-technology categories; IMO Resolution [MEPC.203(62)](https://www.imo.org) - original EEDI amendments (2011)
In short
Compute attained EEDI, required EEDI, and compliance margin for any new ship under IMO MEPC.328(76). Free, citation-backed, shareable.