As the maritime sector prepares for tighter environmental regulations, Virgin Voyages has introduced the NAPA Fleet Intelligence Environmental module to strengthen its sustainability reporting, KPI tracking, and compliance capabilities.   Ship: Scarlet Lady, built by Fincantieri for Virgin Voyages. She has a gross tonnage of 110,000 tons and a length of 278 meters. Image credits: Virgin Voyages. NAPA FI ENVIRONMENTAL TALK TO AN EXPERT Helsinki, Finland :  Virgin Voyages has introduced NAPA’s new real-time environmental KPI reporting tool to strengthen its ability to monitor, analyze, and report environmental performance as the maritime sector prepares for tightening environmental regulations and ESG requirements.  The new Environmental Module , part of NAPA Fleet Intelligence , was developed by the global provider of maritime software and data services in close collaboration with passenger ship operators, keeping the platform closely aligned to shoreside working requirements and shipboard crew needs.  Marco Carsjens, Fleet Captain , Virgin Voyages said :  “Reliable environmental reporting starts with reliable operational data. By connecting onboard data directly to fleet-wide environmental reporting, we gain greater transparency, faster insight, and more confidence in the information we use for compliance, ESG reporting, and day-to-day decision-making, without adding manual workload for our crew and shoreside teams.”   Marco Carsjens, Fleet Captain, Virgin Voyages. The data collated falls into four workable categories :  a) Carbon, fuel and energy (including energy consumption, intensity, shore power use and renewable fuels) b) Waste and waste discharge  c) Water and wastewater management, and d) Operational context, such as passengers carried, nautical miles travelled and port calls.  These KPIs can be viewed ove