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Electric marine & ports.

Coordinate electric vessel systems with the shore power, charging equipment and infrastructure at the berth.

Electric passenger vessel at a pier with shoreside charging equipment, electrical rooms and port infrastructure
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An electric vessel and its berth form one operating system. We bring the vessel requirements, shoreside equipment and available electrical supply into the same plan, with the connection between them clearly defined.

  • Vessel power interfaces
  • Shore power & charging
  • Berth equipment
  • Monitoring & controls

Vessel-side coordination

Battery, power conversion, charging and control interfaces, coordinated with vessel designers and equipment suppliers. Translate operating requirements into an agreed integration scope.

Shore power & charging

Charging equipment, connectors, cable handling and shoreside electrical distribution. Review berth arrangements, connection procedures and the site supply.

Port supporting systems

Monitoring, communications, energy management and supporting equipment at the berth. Coordinate marine and land-based responsibilities, environmental conditions and applicable approvals.

FROM REQUIREMENTS TO DELIVERY

Build the plan around the operation.

01

Understand the operation

Review vessel energy needs, routes, berth time and the available charging window.

02

Align vessel and shore

Define electrical, mechanical, communications and operating interfaces on both sides of the connection.

03

Coordinate the installation

Develop the equipment scope and installation plan with vessel, port and utility stakeholders.

Useful starting points.

  • Vessel type, operating route and daily schedule
  • Energy demand and time available at the berth
  • Port layout, environmental conditions and supply capacity
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