In this webinar, you will learn: What are the easy first steps with environmental inventory? How do digital tools help with environmental inventory? How do digital tools enhance the efficiency, accuracy, and accessibility of the process?
We have been confirmed as a friendship member of the Baltic Ports Organization.
Port of Turku has automated emissions calculations about vessel traffic with GISGRO Green. Collecting vessel traffic data doesn`t need manual work because data flows automatically from the Port Management Information System to the environmental calculation system.
Welcome to meet our experts at Baltic Port Conference. We are happy to discuss how your port can optimise processes with the digital twin of the port as a cloud platform.
Ports are an important hub for all parties in the maritime industry to collaborate in greenhouse gas reduction work. Ports worldwide are now starting – or have already begun – to implement digital platforms to improve communication with different stakeholders.
Ports have a variety of functions which affect the safety of employees, visitors and surrounding environment and community. Read how HSE processes can really be easier for both the field staff and the management.
With GISGRO software, Port of Køge gains powerful asset management capabilities, enabling efficient planning and executing of maintenance activities, monitoring asset performance, and making data-driven decisions.
Port of Frederikshavn will use the digital twin as a public or shareable port map to inform the port clients for example about rented and unrented warehouses. They also look forward to enhancing their maintenance processes with support of GISGRO’s maintenance module.
A new approach in ports is visualising data online to have a common situational view of running processes. Digitalisation enables access to data everywhere – whether working in the office, remotely, in the field or meeting the customer in their facilities.
The first Green Tech for Ports and Terminals conference by PTI was in Hamburg, Germany. The agenda included topics around one of the most critical issues in the maritime industry.
