Tuesday 29 September 2026 • 09:00 BST / 10:00 CEST
How do maritime operators maintain safe and efficient operations when weather becomes more extreme and less predictable?
Weather has always shaped shipping. But when conditions become harder to predict, the consequences extend far beyond the voyage plan.
Route selection, vessel performance, cargo integrity, fuel consumption, emissions, schedule reliability and crew wellbeing can all be affected — often at the same time.
So how should operators adapt their decision-making as weather risk becomes a bigger operational and commercial consideration?
Join:
Capt. Harpreet Singh | Chief Operating Officer, Suisse Atlantique SA
Peter Turner | Director of Product, Fleet Operations, OneOcean
Moderated by Nick Chubb | Strategy Director, Thetius
for an executive discussion exploring how operators can adapt their decision-making as weather risk becomes a bigger operational and commercial consideration.
We'll discuss:
The impact of changing weather patterns on trade routes, voyage planning and vessel operations.
How bridge and shoreside teams can make better decisions as conditions develop.
The consequences for vessel performance, cargo integrity, fuel consumption and emissions.
The effects of more severe weather on crew wellbeing and human performance.
Practical lessons for strengthening operational and commercial resilience.
This opening discussion in OneOcean’s See Further webinar series will use real-world examples to examine what changing weather conditions mean for maritime operations in practice — and how operators can build greater resilience as conditions become harder to predict.