The Importance of a FCM System In Maritime Operations

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The concept of a Fuel Consumption Monitoring (FCM) system is to make the crew’s life easier and help everyone save time. Implementing such a system is paramount in the maritime industry, as it provides valuable insights captains, owners, and operators need to be aware of.  What is A Fuel Consumption Monitoring (FCM) System Exactly? Fuel …

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What is Bunkering Monitoring and Why Does it Matter?

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Bunkering is one of the most critical aspects of a maritime environment. Although it is a daily occurrence, looking into bunkering monitoring will always be worthwhile. Avoiding a mismatch between ship and bunkerer data is crucial, with many aspects to consider.  The Purpose of Bunkering For ship-owners and ship operators, bunkering is a crucial aspect. …

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Posidonia 2022

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Representatives of our company once again visited the annual Posidonia exhibition. Most of the exhibition is dedicated to the digitalization of the fleet, what matches our direction of activity. We are working to make fleet management easier, and it’s reporting faster and more accessible to all interested participants. Our systems are aimed at solving the …

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EAS Trade Mission May 2022

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From May 15-18, 2022, delegates of our company took part in a trip to Germany organized by EAS. During this trip we had a B2B Networking with invited members from the North German Maritime Cluster. We met many companies and got to know their products. The highlight of the trip was a visit to Mayer …

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Ecology and fleet

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In accordance with EU Regulation 2015/757 (EU Regulation), all ships over 5000 GRT involved in commercial traffic and calling at European ports are required to monitor and provide information on carbon dioxide emissions to the European Commission and the Flag Administration. In addition, each ship must monitor CO2 emissions to comply with MARPOL requirements and …

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