If shipping companies are not making way on decarbonisation in line with the International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) targets, then they're adrift. According to Alantra’s Maritime Decarbonisation Leaders report, the digital tide is turning fast.
Alantra’s report spotlights Tidetech in the race to maritime decarbonisation
Topics: speed optimisation, route optimisation, navigation, Shipping, ship efficiency
Discover Maritime Innovations — data-driven decisions for lower emissions
October’s Discover Maritime Innovations conference, hosted by the Maritime Emissions Reduction Council (MERC) in Sydney, was an excellent gathering of businesses and professionals focused on maritime industry decarbonisation.
Topics: speed optimisation, route optimisation, ship efficiency
The Currents in Singapore Strait are Extremely Complex. Here's Why.
At 16km wide, and stretching 105km long between the Strait of Malacca and the Karimata Strait, the Singapore Strait is a crucial gateway between Asia and Europe. Due to the high number of ships transiting the area, the Singapore Strait can become incredibly congested and requires a tight traffic management system to ensure that vessels are coming into port at the right time, every time.
Topics: currents, tides, speed optimisation, route optimisation, high resolution model, Malacca Singapore Straits, ship efficiency
We will shortly be announcing a collaboration with Adrena, one of the leading tactical navigation software providers.
Topics: yacht, racing, route optimisation, Adrena, Volvo Ocean, navigation, integration
Oceanographic route optimisation trial yields significant results
Applied oceanography specialist Tidetech will present the results of its recent route optimisation trial with a major cruise line at the Green Ship Technology (GST) conference in Copenhagen, 27-29 March 2012.
Topics: routing, efficiency, route optimisation, ferry, optimised route
New tidal optimisation reveals significant bunker savings
Applied oceanography specialist Tidetech has introduced tidal optimisation as a critical tool for improving efficiency on coastal shipping routes.
Topics: currents, efficiency, tides, English Channel, speed optimisation, route optimisation, ferry, scheduling

