Idle Days & CII Drop — Protect Your Carbon Rating

Idle Days & CII Drop — Protect Your Carbon Rating

Did you know? Just 14 days of idle anchor time can increase hull roughness by 20%, causing a vessel’s CII rating to plummet from Grade B to D on its next voyage.

The Neptune Advantage:
– Proactive Condition Monitoring: Quickly inspects and detects early biofouling before drag sets in.
– Rapid In-Port De-Fouling: High-efficiency cavitation robots clean hulls alongside active cargo operations with zero delays.
– CII Compliance: Eliminates static fouling after idle periods to keep fuel efficiency and CII scores green.

Pro Tip: Don’t wait for a speed drop. Schedule a hull check after any extended anchorage (>10 days).

Services | ROV Hull Clean

World-class Robotic Services

Neptune offers boat cleaning services, including flat bottom and vertical sides cleaning, using trusted robotic technology for comprehensive boat maintenance.

Robotic Hull Cleaning

ROV hull cleaning with Cutting-edge cavitational technology.

Neptune offers boat cleaning services, including flat bottom and vertical sides cleaning, using trusted robotic technology for comprehensive boat maintenance.

Robotic Hull Inspection

Comprehensive vessel assessments with digital biofouling and coating representations.

Hull Underwater Cleaning| Ship Underwater Cleaning

Australia & New Zealand

Compliant with AMSA and MPI. Efficient, eco-friendly solutions for your vessel’s needs.

Neptune provide specialized vessel, hull, and ship underwater cleaning services for vessels to enter Australia and New Zealand successfully.

Propeller & Niche Areas

Propeller polishing and niche areas cleaning at the MPI standard.

Neptune Robotics offers a top-notch robotic ship clean and hull cleaning service, including ROV ship cleaning. Ensure the performance of your vessel.

Neptune Annual Care

Our proactive take of your annual hull maintenance, maximising fuel and carbon savings.

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