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True sustainability is underpinned by transparency. As companies across the supply chains are pressured to demonstrate their performance in terms of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria, they must be able to rely on data. Good data management will be...

By now, shipowners should have met their 2021 reporting requirements for the EU’s MRV and the IMO’s DCS regulations, but the story does not end there. Meeting MRV DCS Regulation obligations has generated key business intelligence that can be turned into opportunities...

The burden of maritime data collection and onboard reporting is increasing. Crews are spending so much time on data reporting, impacting their other responsibilities The reality at sea: increased seafarer workload Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty’s recently...

Carbon Intensity Index in Shipping Digitalization forms the core of any sustainability transition. Meeting 2023’s upcoming (Carbon Intensity Index) requirements and beyond requires data-driven calculations. Although adding more Excel spreadsheets to your inventory may...

Opsealog approaches to data analysis: it’s data quality, not quantity that counts. Maritime data quality is the biggest take-home message from a recent webinar on fuel monitoring conducted by Riviera Maritime Media. It reinforces something fundamental about how...

Behaviors that drive down fleet's performance: Opsealog experts share the main behaviors that drive down efficiency and marine offshore operations best practices to mitigate them. Fleet performance In uncertain times, in volatile markets impacts, it is of utmost...

2021 has enshrined uncertainty as the new normal for offshore and shipping companies. Further waves of COVID-19 have once again tested their resilience to the limit, while growing demands for climate action have increased pressure to decarbonize. To survive and thrive...