UNDERSTANDING EEXI

Presented By
Shwetabh Sharma
EEXI overview and implementation
• The Energy Efficiency eXisting ship Index (EEXI) is a measure introduced
by the IMO to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions of ships. The EEXI is a
measure related to the technical design of a ship. Ships have to attain EEXI
approval once in a lifetime, by the first periodical survey in 2023 at the latest.
• The required EEXI value is determined by the ship type, the ship’s capacity
and principle of propulsion and is the maximum acceptable attained EEXI
value. 
• The attained EEXI must be calculated for the individual ship, which falls
under the regulation.
• Considering the different scenarios, it is important that you check the
applicable scenario for your individual ship.
Statutory compliance

• Calculate the EEXI value,

• Compare the required and attained EEXI values,
• Generate the EEXI technical file and
• Technical and operational conditions that the SHaPoLi / EPL system
should satisfy in complying with the EEXI requirements and in using
a power reserve are provided. •
• The contents to be included in the Onboard Management Manual
(OMM) are prescribed.
• Submit the technical file and OMM for approval.
Class compliance

Depending on the technical solution, if changes are performed in the

vessel's structure or on any important components or systems on board,
documentation shall be submitted for approval. This can be done
through the alteration portal. 
After approval of the documentation and installation/changes on board,
a survey can be booked, and the changes will be verified by a surveyor.
Final implementation

• Verification that the ship's attained EEXI and technical file is in

accordance with the requirements shall take place at the first annual,
intermediate or renewal survey after 1st January 2023. The survey is
part of the scope of the IAPP survey, and compliance is documented
by issuance of the IEE certificate.