G2 Ocean to digitally optimise fleet planning

G2 Ocean has agreed a deal to implement Seaber’s chartering and schedule optimisation system, with the aim of leveraging the tool to optimise fleet planning. 

Seaber, a Finnish maritime technology company, provides an AI platform offering data-driven decision support for scheduling and chartering, used to maximise fleet utilisation and earnings.

“We aim to digitalise our fleet planning process to increase efficiency in our organisation,” said Benedicte Hjelle Størksen, Director of Digitalisation and Innovation at G2 Ocean.

“Seaber is a tool with great potential in terms of supporting our team with quick calculations and optimised fleet plan suggestions, and we very much look forward to starting using the system.”

“By using Seaber, we aim to increase automation and data-driven decision-making to reduce ballasting days and our carbon footprint. We also aim to free up time for other value-adding activities.”

The software supports single-cargo voyages as well as complex multi-parcel and multi-port operations where scheduling challenges are more demanding. The application can be integrated with existing voyage management systems and ERPs to assist in data sharing.

“By adopting our scheduling software, G2 Ocean is taking a significant step toward enhancing operational efficiency while reducing their environmental footprint,” said Jean-Guy Faubert, Chief Revenue Officer at Seaber.

“G2 Ocean’s commitment to sustainability and innovation, aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals like ‘Climate Action,’ sets a powerful example for the maritime industry. We are proud to support their journey toward a more efficient and responsible shipping future.”

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