31 May 2023
Rotor Sails & Voyage Optimization cut up to 28% CO2 reduction
NAPA, Norsepower, and Sumitomo analyze the combination of rotor sails with voyage optimization to achieve maximum emissions reduction.
Automation & Digitalization
From autonomous ships and drones to big data and cybersecurity, this category covers the cutting-edge technologies that are transforming the maritime industry.
Smart ships transforming the industry
While they are still more under the radar. It may be several decades before we see several self-navigating smart ships grace our oceans.
5 mistakes to avoid when assessing vessel performance models
Shipping companies need accurate and reliable vessel performance models to support decision-making. Learn more to avoid poor models.
New opportunity for drone inspection
Remote drone inspection techniques can bring many benefits to ship and offshore asset owners as technology rapidly advance.
CSM tries the new Starlink Maritime services
CSM shows commitment to innovation and cutting-edge technology with the trial of the new internet service Starlink Maritime.
Laskaridis Shipping to launch new analytics solution
Laskaridis Shipping has signed a deal with maritime technology company ShipIn System to launch a new analytics solution across its fleet.
New technology venture launched by Lomar
A new technology venture lab launched by Lomar to catalyze the deployment of deep-tech solutions to solve the maritime industry’s biggest challenges.
New CII simulation tool from NAPA using a Digita Twin
NAPA’s new CII simulation tool will enable greater charter party collaboration and emissions reductions, using Digital Twin technology.
AI technology to measure and reduce the carbon footprint of vessels
The Montreal Port Authority (MPA) and GSTS, launched a new project to measure and reduce the carbon footprint of vessels using AI Technology.
Starlink Maritime on more than 200 Anglo-Eastern Ships
Anglo-Eastern completes its first installation of Starlink maritime broadband service within its fleet, will install on at least 200 vessels in 2023.