Get ocean schedules and their CO₂e emissions for a port pair

Gain the ability to choose the greenest or fastest option among upcoming vessel departures, selecting from the best available itineraries per carrier.
This endpoint returns the possible itinerary and their CO₂e emissions in the near future, for a given carrier and a given port pair.
The CO₂e emissions are returned in grams.

Input

Location of origin (fromLocode) and destination (toLocode), and carrier information (carrierScac or carrierId) are mandatory fields.

Dates

This endpoint takes two dates as input: fromDate and toDate. It represents the departure date range within which the endpoint will search for itineraries.
Passing the dates is optional. If no date is given, the endpoint will return itineraries sailing 7 days onwards after the current date.
Both dates should be passed using the ISO 8601 format.

Sorting

To get the results in order of preference, use the parameter sortBy. You can input CO2 or TRANSIT_TIME, depending on your main interest.

Impact of the weight and number of containers on CO₂e emissions and intensity calculation

For CO₂e emissions:

The CO₂e emissions only depend on the number of containers (nContainers). If you don't know the nContainers but you know the total weight of the goods, our algorithm will estimate the nContainers based on the weight.
If neither nContainers nor weight are provided, by default, we return emissions for one TEU (20G1, Dry).

For CO₂e intensity:

The CO₂e intensity depends on the weight. If you don't know the weight but you know the nContainers, our algorithm will estimate the weight based on the nContainers.

Response

The response is a list of featureCollection's, where each feature collection is a possible itinerary.

The feature collection is made of:

  • One or multiple features
    A direct itinerary results in a feature collection made of only one feature.
    An itinerary with transshipments results is a feature collection made of multiple features, each of it representing one leg.
  • One hash
    Each itinerary is associated to a unique fingerprint (called "hash") that you can use to retrieve the CO₂e breakdown and details of the itinerary via the /co2/v2/execution endpoint.
    It will return the CO₂e breakdown (total, TTW, WTT, intensity values).

Each feature has its own properties, including details such as duration, departure and arrival dates, locations, distance, mode, service ID, asset (vessel) details, port of calls, total CO₂e emissions.

Results are given in the order of sorting requested (CO2 or TRANSIT_TIME). If no sortBy is input, the sorting will be done on the CO₂e basis.

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