Navaris provides small and medium-sized shipowners with a software platform that quantifies and manages emissions-related financial risk across regulations like EU ETS and FuelEU. The platform combines ETS/FuelEU dashboards, total cost-of-compliance visibility, and voyage-based reporting with advisory support for compliance strategy, EUA procurement, and contract structures.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Small and medium-sized shipowners face growing financial exposure from complex emissions regulations such as EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime. These rules introduce fragmented compliance requirements, volatile carbon allowance prices, and significant administrative burdens that are difficult to manage without specialized expertise and dedicated tools.
Solution
Navaris offers a software platform paired with expert advisory services that gives SME shipowners end-to-end control over emissions-related financial risk. The platform provides dashboards for ETS and FuelEU compliance, total cost-of-compliance visibility, and periodic or voyage-based reporting to track exposure in real time. Clients receive hands-on guidance for data readiness, compliance strategy, contract and chartering support, and MOHA setup. The company also advises on actionable financial strategies including EUA and UKA procurement, FuelEU pooling, banking, and borrowing options, as well as applicable insurance solutions.
Target Audience
Primary customers are small and medium-sized shipowners and operators who need to understand, manage, and mitigate emissions-related financial exposure under EU ETS and FuelEU regulations.
Features
- ETS and FuelEU compliance dashboards with total cost-of-compliance visibility
- Periodic and voyage-based emissions reporting for operational control
- Allocation and recharging support for charter parties and contracts
- EUA and UKA procurement and trading strategy guidance
- FuelEU compliance strategies including banking, borrowing, and pooling options
- Data quality and readiness assessments to ensure regulatory preparedness