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Antigua and Barbuda flag, 2025
Ships whose port of registry belongs to Antigua and Barbuda, as estimated from the THETIS-MRV reports for 2025, and the companies operating them. Each company counts only its ships under this flag.
At a glance
Ships
512
3 with a blank port, flag from another year
Emitted
2,307,830 t
CO₂, all ships under the flag
EU ETS allowances due
€74.9m
998,983 t of allowances at the chosen price
Largest operator: Briese
€10.1m
67 ships, 13% of the flag's allowances
Ship types under this flag
CO₂ by segment.
- General cargo1,359,820 t
- Container525,458 t
- Other165,932 t
- Bulk carrier153,768 t
- Gas carrier (LPG)52,162 t
- Chemical tanker38,242 t
- Oil tanker7,401 t
- Vehicle carrier5,048 t
Companies by EU ETS cost
The 50 operators with most EU ETS allowances due for their Antigua and Barbuda-flagged ships in 2025. Companies of one group are summed, as on the compare page; their ships under other flags are not counted here.
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- Allowances :
- EU ETS allowances due for the year, at the chosen price.
- vs segment median :
- CO₂ per transport work against the median segment ship. Below 0% is better.
- vs similar-size ships :
- CO₂ per transport work of the median ship, against the median ship of the same size band in its segment (whole segment where the segment has no size bands). Below 0% is better.
EU ETS allowances are not a tax: companies buy and surrender one allowance per tonne of CO₂ in scope. Figures use the 2025 phase-in share and an EUA price of €75 per tonne, which the commercial view lets you change. The flag is estimated from the port of registry; see the Flags page.