A smart port planning consultancy platform

Built on predictive analytics, machine learning and real-world vessel data, MAP provides critical insight into vessel behaviour, energy demand and charging requirements.

By turning operational data into clear technical specifications, it aims to remove one of the biggest barriers to maritime decarbonisation: The lack of actionable planning intelligence.

“The sector is well aware of the need to decarbonise, but for many operators the barrier to action is knowing where to begin,” said Tim Munn, managing director at Marine Zero.

“MAP gives them that starting point. It’s a smart, data-led tool that removes the guesswork from electrification planning.”

Better planning

By bridging the gap between operational data and port planning requirements, MAP enables ports and operators to accelerate their journey toward net zero while minimising risk and uncertainty.

MAP delivers tailored consultancy reports covering technical system requirements, hybrid and electric design options, port electrification infrastructure and feasibility indicators.

This makes it a valuable tool not only for fleet operators but also for port authorities facing growing pressure to integrate clean energy strategies into port planning.

The platform has already been deployed in consultancy projects for ferries, workboats and harbour infrastructure, helping stakeholders build viable pathways toward the energy transition.

Alongside its work on the Ofgem- and Innovate UK-backed Electric Thames project, Marine Zero is fast establishing itself as a leader in maritime consultancy focused on electrification and clean energy solutions.