Krey Schiffahrt to add NexusWave on newbuild heavy lift vessels

Krey Schiffahrt is set to deploy Inmarsat Maritime’s NexusWave connectivity service to support operations across four newbuild project cargo carriers, as the German ship manager expands its heavy lift fleet.

The vessels, which are currently under construction, feature optimised hull forms and new propulsion arrangements intended to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by more than 35% compared with equivalent tonnage.

NexusWave will be used to provide always-on connectivity to support performance monitoring, energy management and digital vessel operations across global trading routes.

Krey Schiffahrt currently manages eight multi-purpose heavy lift vessels and is expanding its fleet in response to increasing demand for project cargo transport.

“Our new heavy lift vessels are designed to execute a variety of challenging projects with a high degree of efficiency, making reliable connectivity a must,” said Captain Maxim Babenko, Nautical Superintendent, ISM, ISPS, Krey Schiffahrt.

“NexusWave’s fully managed service and unlimited data will help to keep our critical systems connected at all times and enhance crew welfare. Partnering with Inmarsat gives us the confidence of a single, trusted provider for all of our connectivity needs.”

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