Seanergy connects daily reporting to DNV's Emissions Connect through enisolv
Seanergy Maritime Holdings Corp. has become the first Greek shipowner to connect its daily vessel reporting to DNV's Emissions Connect verification service. The connection runs through an API, with enisolv acting as a Veracity by DNV data partner.
Veracity by DNV has published an article on the integration, including Seanergy's perspective on the decision. A link to the full article is at the end of this post.
How the connection works
Each daily report from the fleet is first validated on enisolv's side. Our validation layer checks the data against engineering and operational logic, and a dedicated fleet analyst reviews anything that needs attention before the report is submitted.
Validated reports then pass directly to Emissions Connect, where DNV verifies them as they arrive. The result is a single data flow from vessel to verifier, with verified figures available throughout the year rather than only at year-end.
Validated before submission. Verified as it arrives.
Why it matters
Verified data all year. Verified emissions data is available during the year, not only once the annual reporting cycle closes.
Better-grounded decisions. Compliance and commercial teams can work from verified figures when assessing exposure under EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime.
No year-end peak. Verification work is spread across the year instead of being concentrated at year-end.
Our role
Over the past few years, Seanergy has been building a single, reliable flow of operational data across its fleet. Connecting daily reporting to Emissions Connect is one part of that work.
For enisolv, the integration reflects how we approach data in general: validate it first, then make it available wherever it is needed, whether that is a client's own systems or an external verifier.
Our thanks to the Seanergy team and to the DNV Emissions Connect team for their cooperation on the integration.
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