Ardmore Shipping is operating with 26 product and chemical tankers in 2025, adopting a sustainable approach in the maritime transportation industry. Last year, the company successfully reduced carbon emissions and increased fleet efficiency by utilizing 13 different energy optimization technologies.
Energy Optimization Technologies
Among the technologies used in Ardmore's fleet are Mewis Ducts, fins, and variable speed systems. Additionally, the company leverages AI-based voyage optimization services and weather forecasting services to enhance fleet operations. This combination of technologies has significantly improved fleet operations and led to reduced fuel consumption.
Carbon Emission Reduction
In 2025, Ardmore Shipping has complied with FuelEU Maritime requirements by using biofuels blended at a B30 ratio. Technical teams and onboard crews managed fuel, storage, and combustion in a way that maintained vessel performance. These efforts demonstrate that biofuels can be practically used on a large scale.
According to data, Ardmore's greenhouse gas emissions decreased from 422,083 metric tons of CO2 in 2024 to 361,656 tons in 2025, representing a 14% reduction. Business patterns, waiting times in port, maintenance days, and fleet productivity also affect annual emissions, so this reduction cannot be attributed to a single action. Ardmore's primary focus is on continuously improving vessel efficiency and fuel consumption.
Given the evolution of regulatory requirements, Ardmore Shipping will continue to enhance vessel efficiency. This improvement will be achieved through practical investments, informed decision-making, and staff expertise. Technology plays a crucial role in this process, but its value depends on how well it is integrated into the daily operations of the vessels. This commitment to continuous improvement is essential for achieving performance and fundamental progress.
