2025 saw a major leap forward in maritime decarbonisation with the rollout of MAP (Maritime Analytics Platform) by Marine Zero. Named Best in Maritime Tech at the Tech South West Awards 2025, MAP is an award-winning platform purpose-built to help ports, vessel owners and operators plan their transition to zero emissions. MAP fuses AIS data, onboard engine logs, vessel specifications, and port infrastructure profiles into one unified model, enabling accurate energy demand mapping and actionable decarbonisation planning (Read More).
Using a structured four-step process – from energy profiling and vessel feasibility to grid supply analysis and engineering studies – MAP produces tailored carbon-reduction roadmaps that minimise infrastructure costs while supporting compliance and long-term viability. Each phase builds on fused operational and technical data to ensure recommendations are both precise and fundable (Read more).
MAP is already being used to support the Electric Thames project, an initiative focused on electrifying river vessel operations along the tidal Thames. Through detailed analysis of operational profiles and port-side energy needs, it is helping to identify priority charging sites, size grid connections and assess vessel retrofit potential. The project highlights how MAP enables public and private stakeholders to align decarbonisation goals with infrastructure investment and regulatory compliance.