Sustainability solutions provider, C-Zero Maritime and Wilhelmsen Port Services have partnered up to enhance emissions monitoring and accelerate port decarbonisation with advanced port data technology.

The image shows Neal de Roche, president of Wilhelmsen Port Services(left) and Bruce Brown , director of C-Zero Maritime (right), signing the agreement

Source: Wilhelmsen Port Services

The strategic agreement will allow C-Zero Maritime services to access and process Scope 3 port emissions data using Wilhelmsen’s Platform 13 technology

The strategic agreement will allow C-Zero Maritime to access and process Scope 3 port emissions data using Wilhelmsen’s Platform 13 technology.

“Partnering with Wilhelmsen Port Services and gaining access to Platform 13’s technology gives us the ability to turn complex port data into practical action for our customers,” said Bruce Brown, director of C-Zero Maritime.

“Our aim is to empower organisations with transparent data and credible market solutions that help them align operational performance with reporting frameworks, while contributing to the global decarbonisation efforts.”

Data insight

C-Zero aims to use Platform 13, a web-based tool that delivers insights into supply chain emissions and operational impact, to help its customers improve their port emissions reporting and sustainability performance.

It’s a collaboration which marks a significant advancement in digital emissions monitoring and port decarbonisation and will enable C-Zero’s customers to make more informed, data-driven decisions.

”By combining the technology and data insights of Platform 13 with C-Zero Maritime’s expertise in environmental markets, we are providing users with the tools they need to make better decisions aligned with their company values and needs,” said Neal de Roche, president of Wilhelmsen Port Services.

“It’s about enabling greater transparency where it matters most - at the operational level.”