Emission Settlement
Emission settlements for a voyage are viewable from the "Emission Settlement" tab in the voyage drawer. This tab, which is only visible after a voyage has been nominated, features one collapsible section per emission settlement type, or in other words, per emission regulation. In each section, the user is invited to add actual quantity and price data to keep their emission regulation costs per voyage accurate.
For a nominated or higher voyage, the Profit & Loss Summary section in the Voyage's Overview tab will use the Actual values from this tab, otherwise the Estimated ones. These are also displayed under Analysis overview of the voyage.
Read below for the current emission regulations currently displayed in VMS. Both of these sections are collapsible.
ETS EUA section
All the "Estimated" fields are using previous calculations for EU ETS. The "Actual" fields are calculated in similar ways, but only from Nominated or higher status. Actual Quantity is synched with the Estimated Quantity, until you lock it (it also automatically happen if you input a different value into the field). Actual Cost is calculated as (Actual Price in correct currency * Actual Quantity).
Read "Synched Features" paragraph below for more information.
Fuel EU section
Follows the same calculations as mentioned in the above paragraph. Additionally, you can here input the Actual Cost field however you like. This won't impact the Actual Price or Quantity, but it will impact the Actual Pooling Deduction field. This field is calculated as (Actual Price in correct currency * Actual Price) - Actual Cost. You can compare this value to the Estimated Pooling Deduction.
Synched features
Clicking the lock icon in the Actual Quantity field de-synchronises the value from the Estimated Quantity value
Unlocking it will reset this field to the previous stored value
Checking the "Verified" checkbox locks the Actual Quantity, and disables the field for editing
NOTE that both emission regulations are using EUR (Euro) as currency for calculating the Price, while the Cost is always in the voyage currency, so the appropriate Exchange Rate for EUR is used in this calculation
Applies for both the emission regulations.
Related documentations
If you are curious to learn more about topics such as Fuel EU, Emission Pools, etc., here are some related links:
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