Eniram Limited, the Finnish provider of energy management technology and data analytic services to the shipping industry,will be helping to further optimize Containerships vessel performance and reduce fuel consumption, the company said in its press release.
"We are very pleased to be working with Eniram and look forward to a prolific, long-lasting relationship", adds Frederic Leca, COO, Containerships. Our constant focus on reducing our emissions via improved consumption is very much in line with our company environmental strategy (LNG vessels, LNG trucks and extensive use of intermodality). Furthermore, we see an excellent fit between two leading Nordic companies who can share different experiences: short seas shipping and Eniram fuel consumption reduction expertise".
Jonas Bergring, VP Sales & Marketing, Eniram, comments: "We are delighted to be selected by Containerships, Eniram's first ever Finnish customer. Eniram's Platform, Trim and Speed will all be deployed to optimise fuel efficiency and enhance the vessels' eco-friendly design, and we will also be debuting our new solid state attitude sensors which boast increased accuracy and reliability for the recording of sea state conditions.
Mr Bergring continues: "Containerships' investment in energy management shows their clear determination to propose greener transportation, and we look forward to working together on new projects in the future."
ABOUT ENIRAM
Established in 2005, Eniram provides the maritime industry with energy management technology to reduce fuel consumption and emissions. Created by experienced seafarers and technologists, Eniram's solutions range from single onboard applications to comprehensive fleet analysis. They are used by small and large shipping companies on ships ranging from cruise liners, tankers, LNGs, container ships bulkers and ferries. Eniram's mission is to deliver quality products and services that enable customers to save fuel, increase profitability and reduce harmful emissions. Eniram is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland and has subsidiaries in the UK, the USA, Germany and Singapore.
