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Improving Safety and Reducing Fuel Costs for Global Shipping Giant Seaspan Corporation

The customer

Seaspan Corporation: Committed to Maritime Excellence

Seaspan Corporation is a global leader in maritime asset management and ownership, focusing on long-term, fixed-rate leases with top shipping lines. With a workforce of over 6,000 across offices in Hong Kong, Canada, and India, the company’s fleet includes 165 vessels and 23 more under construction. The world’s leading container liner companies trust Seaspan Corporation to safely and securely transport their valuable cargo across the globe.

The need

Always on the Lookout for Safety Innovation

Seaspan’s comprehensive digitalization strategy is designed to maintain its unique market position – where the corporation is neutral and works with everyone – and leverage its size to scale new digital technologies and reap the benefits at pace. Operational excellence, emissions data and reporting, and navigation safety are the three key areas beyond crew welfare that Seaspan Corporation poised for digital transformation:

  • Operational excellence

Reach operational excellence through adoption of new technologies, while ensuring that every new technology deployed improves safety, enhances reliability and reduces cost.

  • Navigation safety

Build on a strongly embedded safety culture, seafarers can adopt digital technologies that can provide assistance throughout their daily assignments.

  • Emissions data and reporting

Designed to ensure the vessels comply with emissions reporting data by using the most appropriate system while passing it on to the right charterer at the right time.

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22

Vessels installed with Orca AI

680+

Nautical miles sailes

208

Voyages

500 MT

Annual reduction in CO2 emissions per vessel

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