MOL announced the establishment of a wholly owned subsidiary called EcoMOL, which tackles immediate GHG emission reduction by ships’ operational efficiency through digital solutions.
MOL has set a target to improve 5 % fuel-efficiency by end of 2024. In the short term plan, improving ship operational efficiency including ship’s ESD (energy sailing device) installations is the most effective and realistic solution.
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MOL will now encourage to take dynamic and innovative actions in daily operation, leveraging a big data analysis and constant actual operation performance review. Under this aspect, EcoMOL aims to stimulate above activities by collaborating with various stakeholders and lead ships eco-operation by all means.
MOL also believes that it will further increase its group-wide human assets capitalizing on rich Filipino maritime experience and for being known as excellent communicators.
The FOCUS project as the MOL ships digital transformation solution will assist the activities providing multiple aspects of ships’ data performance based on ships’ highest granularity data and translate ships data analysis into operational excellence.
MOL has set medium- to long-term targets of “Reducing GHG emissions intensity in marine transport by approximately 45% by 2035” and “achieving net zero GHG emissions by 2050 with concerted effort throughout the group,” through five initiatives including “boost operational efficiency”, in the “MOL Group Environmental Vision 2.1”. EcoMOL will play a key role to achieve sustainable net zero GHG emissions and contribute to a low- and decarbonized society.
