DWS IQ Industrial Intelligence · Shipbuilding (Maritime hat) vertical
Part of the DWS IQ Industrial Intelligence suite — core engine DWS IQ 6, sovereign dual-use tier Aegis. Purpose-built for Shipbuilding: vessel lifecycle carbon, FuelEU Maritime (applies from 2025), EU ETS extended to maritime (from 2024, phasing through 2025–2026), and CSRD — sharing the Maritime regulatory stack. One of the 25 EU-regulated industries DWS IQ serves.
The maritime industry faces unprecedented regulatory pressure from both EU and IMO frameworks.
Mandatory GHG intensity limits for ships calling at EU ports. Starts 2025 with 2% reduction, escalating to 80% by 2050.
Maritime emissions included in EU Emissions Trading System from 2024. 40% in 2024, 70% in 2025, 100% from 2026.
International Maritime Organization targets: 40% carbon intensity reduction by 2030, net-zero by 2050.
Requirements for shore-side electricity (OPS) at major EU ports by 2030. LNG, methanol, ammonia, hydrogen pathways.
Track embodied carbon in vessel construction. Report on sustainable shipbuilding practices for CSRD compliance.
Monitor fleet CII ratings. Optimize routes for fuel efficiency. Manage EU ETS allowance portfolio.
Track shore-side electricity usage. Report on port emissions. Support green corridor initiatives.
Product carbon footprint for marine equipment. Supply chain transparency for shipyard customers.
Get started with DWS IQ 6 for your shipyard or fleet operations.
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Every DWS IQ agent ships with executable skills — invoked via
/skill-name
slash commands or the MCP
tools/list
API. Skills are the product: reusable workflows, hard compliance gates, and
agent-accessible capabilities your team can run today.
Yard production scoring and vessel lifecycle carbon. IMO MARPOL, EU ETS Maritime, FuelEU Maritime.
Climate IQ agent for Maritime & Shipping. EU ETS Maritime (2024), FuelEU Maritime (2025), port emissions.
Vessel fuel factors (MGO, VLSFO, LNG, methanol, ammonia), port-side shore-power offsets.
IMO MARPOL, EU ETS Maritime, FuelEU Maritime, CBAM steel inputs for hull and engine parts.
European Sovereignty Compliance Climate Intelligence Platform
Bring your multi-agent teams and enterprise data to a sovereign EU-hosted platform. Each
industry gets its own model evaluation — the
AgentConfig.model
field is per-agent, running a trained Lifetime World Model + open LLM with continuous
benchmarking. The Lifetime World Model is the enterprise learning layer that fine-tunes
your data and regulations, optimizes market value, and ensures competitive advantage
through multi-agent intelligence tools.
Llama 3.3 70B
Strong general reasoning for complex FuelEU Maritime penalty calculations, MRV voyage reporting, and CII trajectory modelling. Fast inference via Groq for real-time voyage optimization.
Connect your existing AI agents to DWS IQ via the A2A protocol. Your agents publish an Agent Card, and our platform discovers and orchestrates them alongside the SeaCompliance Agent.
Every BYO agent is bound to a verified human identity, isolated in a MicroVM sandbox, and subject to TC-4 Leash-Snap termination. We aim to open-source the KYA Standard via the Agentic AI Foundation, NIST, and European standards bodies. Know Your Agent Standard →
Example: Meyer Turku brings yard production agents + vessel lifecycle agents for whole-ship carbon footprint tracking
The Lifetime World Model is the enterprise learning layer that adds intelligence on top of your chosen LLM. It fine-tunes enterprise data and regulation, optimizes market value, and ensures competitive advantage with multi-agent tools — trained specifically on your industry context.
Dual-use angle: Naval vessels, submarines, maritime defence
Naval shipbuilding, submarine construction, and military vessel maintenance are core dual-use industries. Aegis delivers ICEYE SAR monitoring of shipyards and sea lanes, FuelEU Maritime compliance for naval logistics fleets, export control automation for dual-use maritime components, and KYA-governed agents for classified vessel specifications.
FuelEU Maritime, EU ETS (maritime), CSRD, Dual-Use Reg. 2021/821
A representative end-to-end trace showing the Shipbuilding / Maritime ontology — trigger → named DWS IQ agents → regulatory outcome. This is an illustrative, anonymized deployment pattern, not a real named customer, consented deployment, or actual incident. Figures are representative.
Trigger — A Nordic shipyard and fleet operator (anonymized) must file its first full-year FuelEU Maritime GHG-intensity position and surrender EU ETS maritime allowances — FuelEU Maritime applies from 2025, and EU ETS extended to maritime from 2024 phases up through 2025–2026 — alongside a vessel-build ESRS E1 statement.
Agents — Neptune Agent computes voyage GHG intensity for FuelEU and EU MRV; Emissions Data Analyst applies vessel fuel factors (MGO, VLSFO, LNG, methanol, ammonia) and shore-power offsets; SeaCompliance Agent scores yard production and vessel lifecycle carbon; the Compliance Agent assembles the EU ETS surrender, the FuelEU position and a CBAM check on hull/engine steel inputs, mapping to ESRS E1.
Outcome — A FuelEU Maritime compliance position, an EU ETS allowance surrender record and an audit-ready ESRS E1 disclosure, with an EU AI Act Article 12 decision log. The architecture is ALIGNED to FuelEU Maritime and EU MRV; it is architected to satisfy the rising EU ETS maritime coverage (100% from 2026) before exposure peaks.
Regulatory anchor: FuelEU Maritime applies from 2025; the EU ETS was extended to maritime from 2024 and phases up (40% 2024, 70% 2025, 100% from 2026); CSRD first reports for FY2024 were filed in 2025. (Checkable EU regulatory timeline facts.)
Ship Building & Maritime — page v1.1 · 2026-06-23