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Maritime Analytics Platform (MAP)

Data-led analysis of current and future energy use across vessels, routes, and infrastructure.
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Precision energy modelling for vessel electrification and port planning

MAP is Marine Zero’s proprietary digital platform built to evaluate the real-world performance of vessels and translate that into clear, data-backed strategies for electrification or clean fuel pathway.  

Built on real world vessel data enhanced by machine learning and predictive analytics, MAP analyses how individual vessels really operate – capturing insights for speed, duty cycle, idling time, and energy use. From these high level operational insights, MAP defines the stored energy, peak power, and charging infrastructure requirements needed to operate an equivalent electric or other clean fuel vessel.

What MAP delivers:

• Transforms raw data into a complete operational fingerprint, detailing route patterns, duty cycles, propulsion states, voyage patterns, idling periods, and more.
• Profiles a vessel’s unique energy demands across all modes of operation.
• Models the technical requirements for electrification and clean fuel systems including charging or fuelling needs, and associated infrastructure requirements.
• Delivers a tailored custom consultancy report with recommendations and guidance on feasibility, cost estimation, and design pathways.
MAP provides the data and insight to support early design decisions and business case development — helping you to plan your electrification strategy with confidence. 

MAP’s future-ready functionality includes:

  • Fleet-level energy modelling and electrification planning
  • Route optimisation and port charging infrastructure design
  • Lifecycle emissions benchmarking (vs diesel/HVO)
  • Grid demand forecasting for network operators and port authorities

Get in touch today to begin your energy mapping journey.

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