Unique System FZE, a turnkey subsea and offshore solution providers, has been contracted by ADNATCO-NGSCO to deliver ship performance monitoring solutions to increase vessel performance and subsequently aim to reduce fuel consumption and carbon emissions.
The entire project will be carried out by Unique System FZE, acting as agents for the Iceland based energy management company Marorka ehf. Commissioning and technical support will be provided by Unique Marorka Support Services which is a joint venture set up by Marorka ehf and Unique System FZE.
The project’s objective is to implement energy management systems for ADNATCO-NGSCO’s entire fleet. The first stage of the project includes the installation of ship performance monitoring systems on board ADNATCO’s six vessels: two LNG vessels, two bulk carriers and two oil tankers.
Marorka’s Onboard Energy Management System and Marorka Online, a fleet reporting tool, have been selected for this purpose. The system gathers data from the required instrumentation points and presents the overall efficiency of the vessel in a user-friendly interface. The main advantage of this system is its ability to provide real-time information from each vessel in fleet, thereby facilitating informed decisions related to energy efficiency.
On this occasion, Dhia Hussain, Project Manager, Al Daffah Project at ADNATCO-NGSCO, said,“Unique System FZE is known for its superlative technical knowledge and cost-effective solutions. Backed by first-rate support from Marorka and factory-trained service engineers locally, we are confident that the on-board support for this project in terms of installation and commissioning of the system will be instrumental in achieving the desired results. Moreover, Unique System FZE and Marorka provided us with comprehensive technical input and support prior to the start of this project, which has helped to build the necessary level of confidence and trust. They have also carried out on-board surveys to check the type and status of the equipment that must be interfaced with the system.”
