GNV partners with Lloyd’s Register to boost decarbonisation training

The third edition of the company’s programme on fleet energy efficiency took place in Sorrento, Italy.
Lloyd’s Register has collaborated with Italian ferry operator GNV to deliver the third edition of its training programme dedicated to fleet energy efficiency and decarbonisation.
The three-day course, which took place from 10 to 12 November at the MSC Training Centre in Sant’Agnello, Sorrento, involved approximately 50 members of the technical and operational staff from across the fleet, including Captains, Chief Engineers, Chief Pursers, First Engineers and Deck Officers.
The aim was to strengthen skills in energy management, the use of alternative fuels, and the application of digital tools for consumption monitoring and regulatory compliance.
Jointly developed by GNV’s Energy Efficiency Department and LR technical specialists, the training addressed the main international and EU regulatory frameworks, along with best operational practices, onboard efficiency technologies, and strategies for adopting low-emission fuels such as biofuels and LNG.
The sessions combined theory, workshops, and practical activities based on data analysis and performance monitoring systems.

The final day featured presentations from industry partners and stakeholders, including Wärtsilä, Hempel, VARD Fincantieri Group, KROHNE, RINA Digital Solutions and TRADER s.r.l. Worldwide Bunkers & Lubricants Supplier. Topics included emerging technologies, new energy scenarios and digital solutions to enhance the environmental performance of shipping operations. Gianpaolo Dalla Vedova, Legal Representative and Country Leader for Italy, and Antonio Pollio, Senior Client Relation Manager, at LR, also participated in the session.
This training initiative is part of GNV’s strategy to reduce its environmental impact through technology upgrades, refitting activities, and crew development, supporting an integrated energy management approach and compliance with IMO and EU regulations.
Ivana Melillo, Energy Efficiency Director at GNV, said: “The collaboration with Lloyd’s Register represents an important step in our decarbonisation journey. Investing in the training of our crews means valuing our people, strengthening professional skills and addressing the new regulatory and operational challenges with greater awareness.
“Through the adoption of innovative technologies and best practices in energy efficiency, we are contributing to reducing the environmental impact of our operations and supporting the maritime sector’s transition towards a more sustainable future.”
Gianpaolo Dalla Vedova, Strategic Business Partner, Country Leader and Legal Representative for Italy, Lloyd’s Register, said: “Our partnership with GNV reflects LR’s ongoing commitment to supporting maritime operators with tailored services and consultancy in energy management, digitalisation and the adoption of alternative fuels.
“This training programme is designed to guide shipowners and operators through today’s complex regulatory landscape and accelerate their decarbonisation pathway.”
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