The signing of the agreement came during the participation of both parties in the Emirates Climate Technology Forum, organized by the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technologies.
ADNOC Logistics and Services said in a statement on Thursday that the innovative design of the remote-controlled vessels reduces carbon emissions by up to 30%, as the vessel will be lighter and smaller in size, as these vessels do not need the presence of crew facilities.
Intelligent automation systems will also improve ship steering and steering, in line with ADNOC Logistics and Services’ efforts to decarbonize its maritime operations in support of the Climate Neutral 2050 Strategic Initiative and the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda. ‘ADNOC, according to the statement.
Captain Abdul Karim Al-Masabi, CEO of ADNOC Logistics & Services, said, “Our strategic commitment to sustainability and innovation plays a major role in ADNOC Logistics & Services’ ability to serve its customers. These vessels are another example of this commitment, as we seek to leverage the latest technologies to serve our customers and improve our marine operations, reduce our carbon footprint and improve safety while increasing efficiency.
The design of the remote-controlled vessels, each 55 meters in length, will allow the vessels to be operated from the ground control room via a satellite link using the latest automation and autonomous navigation technologies. The design uses the latest artificial intelligence systems to control its movement, dynamic positioning, remote communications and cybersecurity.
SeaOwl, a French company specializing in the automation and digitization of maritime services, will design the ships, supervise their construction and facilitate their obtaining navigation permits. SeaOwl will work with Peruvertas, a world leader in testing, inspection and certification, to facilitate obtaining the necessary navigational permits from the authorities responsible for shipping affairs in the UAE.
The design of the new ships will improve safety and reduce operating costs, as they will be able to operate in harsh conditions that other ships cannot endure working with their sailors on board.
And after the completion of its construction; The new vessels will join ADNOC L&S’ diverse fleet, as well as the company’s 1.5 million square meter integrated logistics base in Abu Dhabi and its integrated logistics capabilities, making it the leading integrated marine logistics company of the region.
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