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Note: You must have the Fuel Zones Module Right selected, under Ports and Areas in the Data Center.

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  1. Type a Name and Description for the Fuel Zone Set.
    • Default: Select to make this Set the Global Default.
    • Inactive: Select to make this Set inactive.
  2. For each ECA Fuel Zone, click in a cell and select from the list that appears, to specify the low sulfur Fuel/Lube Types (marked L in the G column) to be consumed in each of the categories:
    • Propulsion at Sea (Propulsion/Aux.)
    • Consumption in Port (L/D/Idle)
    • Misc. Consumption (Heat/IGS/Etc.)
    • (cons rate only): In some ECA Zones, one Fuel Type must be consumed at its own consumption rate plus the consumption rate of another Fuel Type. To consume the first Fuel Type at the rate of both added together, select one Fuel Type plus one (cons rate only) Fuel Type. All Fuel Types can be used as (cons rate only).
  3. Save the Fuel Zone Set.

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When you click the Use Fuel Zones button, Bunker Consumption and costs refresh on the Estimate or voyage based on the consumption configuration specified on the Vessel and Fuel Zones forms. The P&L is also recalculated to reflect this change. Voyages with manually entered Distances will be changed to use the automatic calculation.

Legacy Fuel Zone Set

If you began using Fuel Zones before the 2015 ECA changes, the modifications made to your Fuel Zone configuration may have changed estimated bunker consumption in historic records. To create a Legacy Fuel Zone Set with pre-2015 Fuel/Lube Types and use it on historic records:

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titleRelated Configuration Flags


Name/FlagDescription
Enable Scrubber Type
CFGEnableScrubberType		When enabled, a scrubber drop-down menu appears on the Port, Voyage Bunkers, Bunker Planning, and Vessel forms accessed through a Voyage Estimate. On the Port and Vessel forms, the drop-down menu reflects scrubber values allowed at the port and equipped in the vessel. On the Voyage Estimate and Voyage, it reflects the scrubber type used for bunker calculations. On the Vessel form, the “Use Scrubbers” check box is replaced with the new “Scrubber Type” drop-down menu. The Fuel Zones form has two tabs to support “Scrubber” and “Non-Scrubber” configurations. These new options facilitate bunker calculations to use the IMO 2020 regulations.


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