Ahti Climate Integrates with DNV's Veracity to Streamline FuelEU Maritime Pooling
Key Takeaways
- •Ahti Climate's new integration with Veracity enables DNV-verified emissions data to flow directly into Ahti's FuelEU pooling platform.
- •FuelEU Maritime, effective January 2025, requires ships calling at EU ports to reduce greenhouse gas intensity, with pooling allowing overperforming vessels to offset underperforming ones.
- •Under the integration, raw fuel consumption data is automatically converted to the OVD format, verified by DNV through Veracity, and securely shared with Ahti's platform.
- •Bore Ltd reports eliminating manual cross-checking of figures before pooling transactions, increasing trust among pool partners.
- •Ahti Climate says the partnership reduces manual data entry, improves data quality, and shortens turnaround times for reporting and voyage settlements.

Ahti Climate has announced a new integration with Veracity, DNV's independent industry cloud platform, enabling shipowners and operators to seamlessly transfer DNV-verified emissions data into Ahti's FuelEU pooling platform. The integration simplifies emissions reporting by connecting operational data verification with FuelEU compliance workflows, helping customers reduce manual administration, improve data quality, and confidently meet regulatory requirements.
FuelEU Maritime, the European Union regulation that took effect in January 2025, requires ships calling at EU ports to reduce the greenhouse gas intensity of the energy they use, with targets that tighten progressively over time. Under the regulation's pooling mechanism, vessels that outperform the intensity target can generate compliance surpluses that can be pooled with vessels that fall short, making the accuracy and verifiability of emissions data central to these transactions.
For customers such as shipping company Bore Ltd, the integration streamlines the flow of emissions data between verification and compliance systems. Raw fuel consumption data is automatically converted into the required OVD format and submitted for DNV verification through Veracity. Once verified, the emissions figures are securely shared with Ahti's FuelEU pooling platform, creating a more efficient workflow with less manual administration and greater confidence in reported emissions data.
Marcus Strand, ICT Manager at Bore Ltd, said: "Being on one of the surplus generators of the pool, trust in the data is everything for us – we need to know the numbers we're selling hold up to scrutiny. With verified emissions data flowing straight from Veracity by DNV into the Ahti Pooling Platform, we no longer have to manually cross-check figures before every transaction. It gives us confidence that what we're bringing to the pool is accurate, and that our partners can rely on it too."
According to Ahti Climate, the integration enables customers to:
- Reduce manual data entry and administrative workload
- Improve data quality and reduce the risk of reporting errors
- Securely exchange verified emissions data across systems and stakeholders
- Increase transparency and confidence in compliance reporting
- Connect commercial, operational and compliance workflows
- Reduce turnaround times for reporting and voyage settlements
Risto-Juhani Kariranta, CEO of Ahti Climate, commented: "Every partnership we build comes back to the same question: does this make compliance easier for shipowners? With Veracity by DNV, the answer is clearly yes – verified data, connected systems, and one less thing for our customers to worry about."
With connectivity to the majority of the world fleet, Veracity's trusted partner ecosystem, combined with Ahti's expertise in FuelEU pooling, gives shipowners a more connected approach to emissions verification and compliance. By enabling verified data to flow securely between systems, the partnership helps customers reduce complexity, get greater value from their data, and access a growing network of digital solutions.
Source: Ahti Climate