Explore SRTI Data

This section enables you to explore data disclosed by SRTI signatories via the Disclosure Questionnaire. Through the SRTI, shipowners voluntarily share information about their ship recycling policies, practices, and progress, holding themselves accountable to key stakeholders and benefiting the wider public.

Key areas of disclosure

Shipowners disclose data through the Disclosure Questionnaire on five key areas:

1. BUSINESS DETAILS

Information about the disclosing organization, including its name, fleet size, ship ownership details, and ship recycling activities

2. POLICIES

Focuses on the organization’s ship recycling policies, including their scope, public availability, adherence to international standards, and specific criteria for responsible recycling.

3. CONTRACTS

Examines whether the organization uses contracts that ensure responsible recycling, including contractual obligations for buyers and recycling facilities.

4. IMPLEMENTATION

Investigates how organizations ensure compliance with ship recycling policies, including facility assessments, monitoring, and worker protections.

5. FUTURE PRIORITIES

Allows organizations to highlight areas of interest for future SRTI activities, such as education, stakeholder engagement, and additional tools for responsible recycling.

How to navigate this page

The data on this page is structured to provide the best possible overview of the disclosed information. It includes a section with aggregated data that helps identify industry trends. Most of the remaining information is organized in a comprehensive table that offers an at-a-glance view of each shipowner’s disclosures for each section of the  Disclosure Questionnaire. Data that cannot be visualized in aggregate can be accessed by downloading the complete Disclosure Questionnaire from each disclosing member.

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Aggregated data section

Vessels Age Range
Recycling Geographics
Vessels Owned - Chartered
Ship recycling policy standards
Vessel Types
Future Priorities

A BUSINESS DETAILS

Shipowner

Altera

AP Moller Maersk

CMA CGM

Crowley

Evergreen

Hapag Lloyd

NYK Line

Teekay

Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Yang Ming

Norden

A2 / Number of ships operated

Average



A2.1 N of ships owned by your organization

128

35

NP

314

99

128

123

278

43

82

56

24

A2.2 Number of ships chartered (over total)

8%

1

NP

327

8

84

143

388

8

43

37

87

A2.3 Number of EU-flagged ships of your organization (over total)

13%

4

NP

374

0

12

41

15

0

43

0

11

A2.4 Number of ships of your organization's fleet call EU ports? (over total)

13%

20

NP

300

0

37

NP

NP

32

125

4

111

A2.5 Age range of your fleet on the reported year

0 to 5 years [n]

22%

8

NP

114

8

106

117

2

2

28

72

5 to 10 years [n]

16%

12

NP

117

9

45

117

0

8

22

22

10 to 15 years [n]

27%

9

NP

165

32

10

233

37

34

17

0

15 to 25 years [n]

29%

5

NP

237

27

48

180

12

62

26

0

25 years and above [n]

5%

1

NP

8

45

3

19

0

19

0

0

A2.6 Select the ship types that compose your organization’s fleet:



Bulk carrier

5.2%

NP

73

Container

84.1%

NP

614

12

266

94

Cruise

0%

NP

Ferry Passenger

0%

NP

Ferry RoRo and Passenger

0.9%

NP

13

General cargo

1.0%

NP

14

Offshore

1.2%

17

NP

Other Liquid Tankers

7.6%

18

NP

51

38

Refrigerated Bulk

0%

NP

A2.7 Please provide the total GT of ships divided as:



A2.7.1 Total GT (Gross Tonnes) owned

NP

25292716

190415

17495679

3239957

3477574

A2.7.2 Total GT (Gross Tonnes) chartered

NP

13698794

NP

7265446

499973

3896656

A3 / Recycling Figures

Total


A3.1 Provide the number of ships recycled in the reported year

10

2

NP

1

0

4

3

0

0

0

0

A3.2 Provide the number of ships your organization recycled in the four years before the
reported year

44

14

NP

4

0

18

0

2

2

4

0

A3.3 Provide the number of ships your organization is planning to recycle in the next two years

8

0

NP

5

1

5

0

0

NP

2

0

A4 / Ship recycling locations



A4.1 Provide the number of ships your organization sent to recycling in each country-region in the reporting year

Total


India

13

1

NP

1

4

7

0

Bangladesh

1

0

NP

0

1

0

Pakistan

0

0

NP

0

0

0

Turkey

2

1

NP

1

0

0

EU/OECD

0

0

NP

0

0

0

A4.2 Provide the number of ships your organization sent to recycling in each
country-region in the four years before the reporting year



India

25

3

NP

0

18

0

4

Bangladesh

1

0

NP

0

1

0

Pakistan

0

0

NP

0

0

0

Turkey

11

6

NP

3


0

2

0

EU/OECD

3

1

NP

0

0

0

B POLICIES

Shipowner

Altera

AP Moller Maersk

CMA CGM

Crowley

Evergreen

Hapag Lloyd

NYK Line

Teekay

Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Yang Ming

Norden

B1.1 Does your organization have a ship recycling policy?

NP

B1.2 If you answered Yes, please complete the following questions:

B1.2.1 Is your organization ship recycling policy public?
 

NP

B1.3 If your organization has ship recycling policy please complete the following questions.




B1.3.1 What is the year since when the policy has been applied?

2019

NP

2023

2018

2019

2023

2009

2018

2019

2018

B1.3.2 Does the ship recycling policy apply to all the ships owned by your organization?

NP

B1.4 Will you provide a digital copy of your organization’s ship recycling policy to the secretariat?

NP

B1.5 What are the standards on which your organization ship recycling policy is based upon or is referencing to?



IMO Hong Kong Convention

NP

EU Ship Recycling Regulation)

NP

Basel Convention

NP

UN Global Compact

NP

UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human rights

NP

B1.6 Which of the following subjects does your organization ship recycling policy address?



Environmental Management

NP

Health and Safety measures and practices

NP

Labour and human rights

NP

Anti-corruption policies

NP

Sub-contractor assessment

NP

Downstream facilities for managing waste and hazardous materials

NP




B1.7 Does your organization take steps to promote promote responsible recycling of vessels owned through Joint Ventures?

NP

B1.11 Does your organization include ship recycling information in its ESG sustainability reporting?


Does your organization include ship recycling information in its ESG sustainability reporting?

NP

If Yes, is this information verified by a third party?

NP


B1.12 Does your policy allow for selling vessels to cash-buyers for recycling?

NP



B1.13 Does your policy specify criteria for selection of yards? 

NP






B1.14 Does your organization have goals or targets related to the responsible recycling of owned ships?

NP

If YES, is the goal/ target documented in a publicly available document?

NP

B1.15 Does your organization have specific requirements for handling vessel end of life hazardous materials above and beyond HKC requirements?

NP

C Ship recycling contracts

Shipowner

Average

Altera

AP Moller Maersk

CMA CGM

Crowley

Evergreen

Hapag Lloyd

NYK Line

Teekay

Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Yang Ming

Norden





C1.1 Does your organization have a policy in place to promote responsible recycling of owned vessels sold for further trading?

NP

C1.2 Does your organization follow a Standard Contract for the sale of vessels for green recycling (e.g. RECYCLECON from BIMCO)?

NP

C1.3 Does the contract include explicit requirements for recycling vessels at specific ship recycling facilities?

NP

C1.4 Does the contract include provisions to allow your organization access to the ship recycling facility during the recycling for any of the following?

Monitoring

NP

Control

NP

Stop-work Authority

NP



C1.5 Does the contract require compliance with your organization’s written ship recycling policy?

NP

C1.6 Does your organization impose legally binding covenants or offer commercial incentives to buyers to encourage responsible ship recycling?

NP

C1.7 Does your organization take steps to promote responsible recycling of vessels chartered for 5 years and over, released for redeployment or recycling?

NP

C1.8 Does your organization take steps to promote responsible recycling of vessels chartered for 2 years and over released for redeployment or recycling?

NP






D Implementation

Shipowner

Altera

AP Moller Maersk

CMA CGM

Crowley

Evergreen

Hapag Lloyd

NYK Line

Teekay

Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Yang Ming

Norden

D / Implementation




D1.1 Does your organization require the ship recycling facility in charge of the recycling process to have a Hong Kong Convention statement of compliance?

NP

D1.2 Does your organization evaluate facilities where your ships are sent to be recycled, before the start of recycling (e.g. through onsite audits)?

NP

D1.3 Does your organization monitor yard compliance during or after the recycling process?

D1.3.1 If Yes, please describe how the monitoring takes place:

NP

Random spot checks

NP

Supervision at regular intervals

NP

On-site follow-up in case non compliances are identified in initial or regular supervision

NP

Company representative on-site

NP

Authorized third party

NP

Other

NP



D1.4 Does your organization have the contractual right to stop work at the facility, in case of unsafe operations or other non-compliance detected at the selected ship recycling yard prior or during the recycling operations?

NP

D1.5 Does your organization require ship recycling facilities to provide a process whereby yard workers can voice and resolve concerns and grievances regarding all workplace issues without fear of retribution?

NP

D1.6 Does your organization require ship recycling facilities to enable yard workers to associate and bargain collectively?

NP



E Future priorities

Shipowner

Altera

AP Moller Maersk

CMA CGM

Crowley

Evergreen

Hapag Lloyd

NYK Line

Teekay

Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Yang Ming

Norden

E / Future priorities




E1.1 When thinking about the future of SRTI, which of the following areas are of most interest to your organization?

Education and capacity building for shipowners regarding recycling regulations

Engagement with ship recycling downstream stakeholders (steel manufacturing, resellers, etc.)

Engagement with ship recycling facilities

Tools and assistance to improve your organization’s approach to ship recycling

Authorized third party