Shipping industry decision-makers of all stripes are continuously looking for ways to optimize business and innovate in these changing times. Charter party voyages are one way to do this.
For the international shipping sector, the successful path to IMO 2050 will require the revolutionary implementation of new technologies, low-carbon fuels, and other vital measures. This article will consider what IMO 2050 is, some of the different measures shipping companies can use to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships, and how data/analytics can reduce GHG emissions fleet-wide for your company.
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To survive and thrive in this increasingly competitive and consolidated shipping sector, your shipping company must look to streamline vessel and fleet performance. This goal can be reached through efficient and effective vessel performance monitoring.
The extreme wind is an inconvenience and annoying, but it has also fueled wildfires, disrupted the supply chain, and threatened our infrastructure and public safety.
Massive ocean-going vessels that rely on diesel fuel, their decks piled high with containers, are the most common method used by shipping industry decision-makers today. However, growing global concern about carbon dioxide emissions has heightened the need and desire to move away from this type of vessel in recent years.
Increasingly, shipping companies must operate in weather conditions on the edge of safety limits, and ship owners and operators are turning to weather-enriched vessel routing data to help make the tough calls with greater confidence. This is especially important for maintaining crew and cargo safety in rapidly changing conditions.
Severe weather poses a myriad of dangers to drilling operations, particularly when offshore equipment is involved. In the past, managers of oil rig operations had to rely on forecast thresholds for general areas in which their assets were located. Being able to carry out a proper weather risk assessment using the right suite of weather forecast and reporting tools has become essential.
There is no question that real-time business intelligence is a valuable resource for companies in all industries. However, for utilities, it can be especially beneficial. Many of the decisions that you make are time-sensitive, and by extension, so is the data that you need to make those decisions.
Integrated targeted weather data provides considerable operational benefits around safety risks and skyrocketing costs.
