India flag, 2023
Ships whose port of registry belongs to India, as estimated from the THETIS-MRV reports for 2023. The 2023 public files do not name the companies operating ships, so this year lists the ships themselves; company lists start with 2024.
At a glance
Ships
18
1 with a blank port, flag from another year
Emitted
76,745 t
CO₂, all ships under the flag
EU ETS
–
Shipping entered the EU ETS in 2024
Main segment
Oil tanker
51,310 t CO₂, 14 ships
Ship types under this flag
CO₂ by segment.
- Oil tanker51,310 t
- Bulk carrier25,435 t
Ships with most CO₂
The 18 ships under the India flag with most CO₂ in 2023.
| Ship | Segment | CO₂ |
|---|---|---|
| MAHA ANOSHA | Bulk carrier | 8,830 t |
| JAG RISHI | Bulk carrier | 7,401 t |
| NAV DURGA | Oil tanker | 6,928 t |
| JAG ANAND | Bulk carrier | 6,209 t |
| JAG LEENA | Oil tanker | 6,198 t |
| JAG LAKSHYA | Oil tanker | 5,403 t |
| JAG LOK | Oil tanker | 4,980 t |
| JAG LAXMI | Oil tanker | 4,828 t |
| JAG LALIT | Oil tanker | 4,769 t |
| JAG AMISHA | Oil tanker | 4,768 t |
| JAG AABHA | Oil tanker | 3,547 t |
| JAG LEELA | Oil tanker | 3,074 t |
| MAHA JACQUELINE | Bulk carrier | 2,995 t |
| JAG AANCHAL | Oil tanker | 2,071 t |
| JAG PUNIT | Oil tanker | 1,734 t |
| JAG PUSHPA | Oil tanker | 1,651 t |
| JAG LOKESH | Oil tanker | 1,256 t |
| JAG POOJA | Oil tanker | 103 t |