CII Voyage Adjustments & Exclusions
Apply voyage-level adjustments and exclusions to raw DCS data before computing Attained CII - per MEPC.355(78): ice-class, SAR, safety distance, STS, cargo heating, shuttle tanker, cable-laying, and tanker cargo tank cleaning allowances.
Raw voyage totals
Exclusions
Adjusted distance
38,000nm
Adjusted CO₂
7,900t
Exclusion share
5.0%
Exclusion within typical range.
Voyage adjustments per MEPC.355(78)
Six categories of adjustment allow distance and CO₂ to be deducted before computing Attained CII:
- Ice navigation - distance and CO₂ during voyages with certified ice conditions.
- Search-and-rescue (SAR) - vessels responding to distress calls.
- Safety / CSR avoidance distance - extra nm sailed to avoid piracy-risk areas.
- STS (ship-to-ship) transfer - station-keeping during STS.
- Cargo heating - boiler fuel for heating cargo on product tankers.
- Shuttle tanker DP - dynamic-positioning fuel at FPSO offload.
After exclusion, apply the CII Attained formula using the ADJUSTED distance and ADJUSTED CO₂ (numerator and denominator both reduced). The ship's DCS return must still include raw totals; adjustments apply only to CII rating assessment.