23 September 2023
Eliminating “Sail Fast, then Wait” SFTW to reduce emissions
NAPA and Blue Visby aim on helping the shipping industry eliminate the wasteful practice of “Sail Fast, then Wait” (SFTW).
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.
Port congestion tool for Just in Time shipping
How understanding port congestion can improve shipping efficiency. The new tool by MarineTraffic which will take shipping closer to Just In Time concept.
Direct CO2 Measurement System on Vessels
KR has awarded Marine Technology Solution a Type Approval certificate for their direct and continuous CO2 emission measurement system.
The first fleet with real-time container tracking device
Hapag-Lloyd will be the first mover to equip its entire container fleet with real-time tracking IoT devices.
360 camera system for next-level situational awareness
S.P.E.C.S reduces the risk of accidents by providing an almost perfect 360-degree camera system view of the vessel and its surroundings.
Cruise ship design with greater accountability and efficiency
YSA Design is using Revit data-based tools and 3D BIM software to improve cruise ship design for greater accountability and efficiency.
GHG Emissions Management Tool from ClassNK
ClassNK has released ClassNK ZETA, a GHG emissions management tool to track accurate CO2 emissions and confirm and simulate CII ratings.
Autonomous shipping and the environmental benefits
The maritime industry could make good use of autonomous shipping technologies to support its decarbonization efforts.
Drones to measure sulphur content of ships in the Baltic Sea
EMSA, together with BSH, is conducting a large-scale emissions monitoring campaign using drones to measure suplhur content.
Maximize wind propulsion benefits by voyage optimization
Norsepower has signed a formal agreement with NAPA to use voyage optimization tools and help vessels maximize the wind propulsion benefits.