An independent technical assessment conducted by the company DNV estimated 11.8 million tons CO2 emissions avoided in 2025 for coated vessels with Jotun products, up from 11.1 million tons of the previous year. The avoided emissions verified were based on the average loss of speed of boats included in the assessment, compared to an industry benchmark of to which ISO 19030 refers. The evaluation uses the DNV MASTERv2 emission prediction model combined with AIS data and data provided by Jotun on average speed loss in a five-year dry dock cycle.

"In addition to the estimate of the emissions avoided - specified Morten Sten Johansen, Global Category Director Hull Performance at Jotun - We estimate that this level of performance corresponds to a Fuel cost savings of approximately two billion dollars. To give an idea, 11.8 million tons of CO2 are comparable to annual greenhouse gas emissions of about 2.5 million petrol cars, according to calculations by the US EPA. These results underscore the magnitude of the potential value associated with hull performance".