Port performance in 2025 didn’t just fluctuate;  it diverged.  Across 660 ports, 6,393 container vessels, and over 12 million tons of CO₂e in port-related emissions, VesselBot’s analysis reveals how congestion, vessel deployment, and operational dynamics reshaped both port efficiency and emissions exposure. The data shows that port conditions did not follow a uniform pattern.  They shifted continuously across regions, seasons, and vessel deployments, with sharp divergences that periodic or annual reporting cannot capture.

Inside the report, you’ll discover:
- How vessel size creates opposing patterns in anchorage and berth time, and how that translates into emissions exposure per shipment.

- The specific months and regions where congestion spiked most,  enabling better planning and routing decisions.

- Why port call duration fails as an emissions proxy, and which operational and vessel factors actually drive carbon footprint.

- How terminal-level performance diverges from regional averages,  revealing hidden inefficiencies and opportunities.

- Why the North America West Coast improved while most regions deteriorated,  and what that signals for network strategy.

What makes this different:
This report delivers port-level insights derived from real-time operational data, allowing you to move beyond averages and assess performance as your operations actually run.


Download the report to explore how port performance shaped emissions exposure in 2025.