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Green Ship & Equipment Certification
What is a Green Ship?
- Green ships are defined as:
- Ships equipped with marine pollution reduction technology or ship energy efficiency improvement technology.
- Ships powered by clean energy sources such as LNG and ammonia (NH₃).
- Ships powered by electrical energy charged from an external power supply.
- Hybrid vessels powered by a combination of conventional ship fuels and electric energy.
- Vessels powered by hydrogen fuel cells.
- Ships as defined by Article 2(3) of the Green Ship Act.
Conceptual Diagram of Green Ship
Green Marine Equipment
- Definition of Green Marine Equipment
- Equipment incorporating technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships.
- Equipment incorporating technologies to reduce marine pollution from ships.
- Equipment incorporating technologies to enhance ship energy efficiency.
- Other equipment aimed at protecting the marine environment and reducing air pollution.
Green Marine Equipment Technology
Green Ship and Marine Equipment Certification Procedure
The green ship certification procedure is divided into Pre-certification (design/building stage) and Certification (delivery stage). Pre-certification is required when receiving financial support from state and local governments for the purchase of green ships.
※ Certification application website: www.친환경선박.kr
Purpose and Legal Basis of Green Ship and Marine Equipment Certification Scheme
Purpose
By granting national certification to green ships, this scheme aims to support the continuous development of the shipping and shipbuilding industries and maintain a clean marine environment.
Legal Basis
- Green Ship Act
- Enforcement Decree of the Green Ship Act
- Rules on Criteria and Certification of Green Ships
- Operational Instructions for the Green Ship and Marine Equipment Certification Scheme