Why Maritime Needs a Common Digital Language

Picture this: an airline pilot can fly from London to Singapore using a single digital ID that connects seamlessly across systems, regulators, and airports. In contrast, a ship’s captain joining a vessel might still be juggling paper certificates, scanned PDFs and paper records which not only slows down the process, but it can also be immensely frustrating. Add this to the number of crew on board going through the same process.

→ Know why common standards matter now

You Should Be Operating Ships, Not Filing Paperwork

Compliance shouldn’t slow you down. LOREKA360° Emissions Desk handles the heavy lifting, validating voyage data, preparing MRV and DCS documentation, and managing SEEMP and CII requirements. Backed by Accelleron’s maritime experts and digital automation, it ensures every report is accurate, verified, and on time. Your team stays focused on performance, Accelleron takes care of compliance.

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Ocealis Refocuses Digital Tools for Commercial Fleet Operations

BoatChecks has reintroduced itself as Ocealis in a move that signals wider ambitions in digital fleet operations. The shift reflects the company’s expanded role in supporting the UK’s commercial marine sector with deeper data use and more advanced operational tools. The refreshed brand arrives as Ocealis strengthens its work with industry partners and prepares a major platform update for 2026.

→ See the new tools improving fleet workflows

CyberLogitec Advances AI Systems for Jinhae Port

CyberLogitec has started development of a new Equipment Control System and maritime digital twin platform for Jinhae New Port. The project forms a core part of Busan’s long-term plan to become a leading green and smart port. The work is expected to shape a standard model for Korean port automation and strengthen the country’s position in global port technology.

→ Discover how AI is shaping future terminal operations

COVE and ORE Catapult Forge New Offshore Energy Pact

COVE and ORE Catapult have formalised a new partnership to drive innovation in offshore renewable energy across Canada and the UK. The agreement strengthens cooperation on technology development, environmental monitoring and supply chain readiness. Both organisations aim to support faster growth in a sector central to long term energy transition plans.

→ Learn what the MoU means for future energy projects

MTF Sets Out New Risk Guidelines for Alternative Fuels

The Maritime Technologies Forum has issued new guidelines to support safer decision making as the industry expands its use of alternative fuels. The document outlines a common approach to qualitative risk assessments, aiming to bring greater consistency to HAZID and HAZOP studies. The guidance arrives as regulators and shipowners prepare for a rise in newbuilds and retrofits using novel fuel systems.

→ Read the new guidelines on risk assessment