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GREEN MARINE

METIS

DATA-DRIVEN VOYAGE

OPTIMIZATION:

THE DEMISE OF THE DATA SILO

We’ve had the means for a while, now we have the incentive to crush the data siloes that are holding back voyage optimization.

By Wendy Laursen ike kids in the sandpit, owners and charterers are er and charterer resulting from the IMO’s Carbon Intensity being forced to share, perhaps more than they re- Indicator (CII) is still developing. ally want to. The IMO and the EU, for starters, There have been attempts to construct data marketplaces, are setting data-driven decarbonization rules, and says Dor Raviv, CTO and Co-Founder of Orca AI. However,

L those in the sandpit are having to respond. different solutions require different data elements. “Due to

Ship managers and data analysis specialists are developing the lack of any reference data sets, innovative technologies technical solutions to boost transparency with the aim of fa- are progressing slowly, causing engineers and developers to cilitating shared responsibility on CO2 emissions, but it’s no invest more time and energy to bring forth new products. To easy task. Much of the detail in the EU ETS regulations have allow the industry to keep pace, a new outlook of openness yet to be determined, and the new dynamic between shipown- instead of consolidation must be adopted.” 30 Maritime Reporter & Engineering News • May 2023

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