90POE’s OpenOcean STUDIO has received independent certification from Normec Verifavia, confirming that the platform fulfils the data, process and functionality requirements of six major maritime emissions and fuel compliance regimes, sources indicated on 11 September 2026.
Ninety Percent of Everything Ltd, trading as 90POE, is the maritime software company behind OpenOcean STUDIO. The company designed the platform to aggregate and manage vessel operational data for regulatory and commercial uses.
Normec Verifavia carried out the independent assessment that resulted in the certification. The accreditation verifies that OpenOcean STUDIO meets the prescribed technical and procedural standards set by a grouping of established regulatory frameworks.
The certification explicitly covers the EU MRV regime, citing Regulation (EU) 2015/757 on monitoring, reporting and verification. The report states that EU MRV is among the six regimes for which the platform has been certified, though it does not list the remaining regimes in full.
The verification was described in the reports item dated 11 September 2026. That account records the result as confirmation that the platform’s capabilities align with the expectations placed on systems supporting emissions and fuel compliance.
What the certification confirms
According to the published report, the independent process considered the platform’s handling of data, its procedural workflows and the functional features necessary to support compliance activities. The outcome was a formal confirmation that those elements meet the stated requirements across the covered regimes.
The report identifies Normec Verifavia as the certifying body responsible for the review. The certification therefore represents an external attestation of OpenOcean STUDIO’s conformity with technical and operational criteria applied by the assessors.
How the announcement was presented
Sources carried the announcement on 11 September 2026, identifying 90POE as the company behind OpenOcean STUDIO and Normec Verifavia as the independent verifier. The item frames the certification in the context of the platform’s role in supporting compliance with maritime emissions and fuel rules.
The published account notes that the certification spans six major regimes and gives EU MRV as an example, referring to Regulation (EU) 2015/757 on monitoring, reporting and verification. It does not append further technical detail or a complete list of the regimes to which the accreditation applies.
The verification reported on 11 September 2026 provides a documented external assessment of OpenOcean STUDIO’s conformity with defined requirements for emissions and fuel compliance. The certification, as described in the source material, confirms that the platform meets those requirements across multiple recognised regulatory frameworks.