A new report from DNV has examined the role digital twins can play in helping the UK attain its net-zero objectives.
Swedish ferry company Stena Line has reported a significant reduction in fuel consumption thanks to the use of artificial intelligence (AI).
Singapore-based ship management company Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) has entered into an agreement with Greek tech firm DeepSea Technologies to implement a fleet-wide deployment of DeepSea’s performance monitoring platform.
The first prototype trials of the Blue Visby software have resulted in significant CO2 savings, the Blue Visby Consortium confirmed.
UK-headquartered Ocean Geophysics has introduced a solution that recycles and reprocesses freely available seismic data with the aim of helping developers reduce cost and risk when deciding which wind farms to bid for. In Europe and Australia, historical seismic data – for example from offshore oil
Spanish automated wind-assisted propulsion system specialist bound4blue has embarked on a collaborative journey with German technology company Siemens, integrating the latter’s technology into the eSAIL system.
MARENDATA, formerly supported by EU projects like SOWFIA, WESE, and SeaWAVE, continues to expand its data sets through the SafeWAVE initiative. It retains all existing datasets while introducing new ones.
Norwegian industrial software provider Kongsberg Digital and compatriot fertilizer company and ammonia player Yara International have entered into a two-year agreement under which Kongsberg Digital will develop digital twin technology for Yara’s factories in Herøya in Norway and Sluiskil in the Neth
Texas-headquartered subsea engineering and applied technology company Oceaneering International is set to integrate technology from a local firm that aims to “enhance its capabilities in ocean data management and visualization”. Terradepth, an Austin-based provider of ocean data management solutions
Japanese shipping company NYK and its group company MTI Co., in collaboration with Smert Design Co., have launched a trial to use 3D models in the initial design phase of a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tanker.
German container shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd has decided to adopt IQAX eBL to issue electronic bills of lading (eBL) over Global Shipping Business Network’s (GSBN) infrastructure.
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS), an Amazon.com company, to support the maritime industry’s digital transformation and green transition.
The first publicly available FuelEU Maritime calculator has been released by zero44, a Germany-based provider of digital CO2 management solutions, to help prepare shipowners for costs associated with the upcoming FuelEU Maritime regulation.
A satellite has been launched to glean insight into methane emissions, focusing first on oil and gas operators.
