An empty slot is wasted money

Tough markets and changing requirements dictate that operators should regularly check to see if their container ships are as productive as they can possibly be; no opportunities should be missed

Can the maritime industry heal itself?

Maritime transport, the backbone of global trade, transporting over 90 percent of the world’s cargo, is suffering. Two key problems are a growing greenhouse gas (GHG) emission issue, which must be brought under control and a prolonged period of unsustainably low profits for stakeholders.

1,000 offloading operations completed without a hitch

After almost a decade in service for Norway-based Aker BP, the Pusnes offloading system on the Alvheim FPSO has played its part in producing around 370 million barrels of oil

MacGregor technologies propel offshore wind energy production

MacGregor technology is supporting the renewable fuel economy through novel innovations geared towards advancing commercially viable, ecologically sustainable wind power systems

Cross-industry collaborations bring autonomous future closer

MacGregor takes its place at the collaboration table in shaping the industry’s more efficient, safer future and for making unmanned shipping a viable proposition

External research extends a company’s industry insights

MacGregor understands the importance of making an ongoing commitment to its own research and to expose the company to scrutiny from other informative sources such as universities

A watchful eye can end downtime disasters

Ten years’ experience with remote equipment access is the basis for a new, predictive maintenance service, OnWatch Scout, which foresees critical component errors and reduces costly equipment downtime

High-stakes at sea require a robust safety culture

High-value investments, combined with a high-risk environment, set special requirements for marine equipment reliability and quality; a safe industry depends on operators having reliable partners