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Platform
- Data Subscription
- Dashboard View
- Data Integration API
- Maintenance-Free
- Managed Hardware
- 1-Hour No-Downtime Install
- Waste-Heat Powered
- Integrated Satellite Modem
Provides
- SOx Fuel Switch Detection
- ECA Zone Monitor
- Fuel Switch Cost Optimization Data
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“Responsible operators have applied some conservative assumptions to their procedures so that they can be certain they comply. [SeaARCTOS] data is beginning to show the cost/impact of those conservative assumptions. Also, the regulations are clear but hard to enforce because vessel non-compliance is difficult to detect. [SeaARCTOS] technology provides a cost-effective means to determine compliance, or non-compliance, for each individual vessel.”
Rear Admiral John Nadeau, US Coast Guard (ret)
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We Couldn’t Do This Alone
Shipping, science, chemistry, engineering and analytics
The multiple disciplines that work in concert to bring you the ARCTOS-1
Replacing 19th and 20th century intelligence gathering with actual, real time intelligence to enable meaningful emissions monitoring and helping to counter climate change.
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By sitting on the top of the vessel’s stack and regularly sampling the actual exhaust we monitor levels of CO2, CH4 and SO2 in the exhaust.