Benefits

Reduce carbon footprint

By taking onshore control of offshore operations, you can dramatically reduce the carbon footprint of the project. Offshore operations often involve large multipurpose vessels transporting personnel and equipment between different locations and the offshore site. By controlling operations from an onshore control room, you can reduce the energy consumption by having less people onboard the vessels and drastically reduce the need for personnel travel.

Additionally, by enabling the use of smaller uncrewed vessels with considerably lower energy consumption compared to a large multipurpose offshore vessel, you can reduce emissions for certain operations up to 95%, according to a McKinsey study.

Safety and satisfaction

Move personnel away from the potentially harsh environments offshore, and into our comfortable facilities onshore. This lowers the chances for accidents and injuries as workers can avoid exposure to hazardous materials and dangerous environments. This not only improves safety, but also reduces liability which may lead to reduced insurance costs.

Through operations from Remota ROC, workers can be closer to their friends and families and achieve a healthier work-life-balance. Additionally, it can open for workers who of different reasons are unable to work onboard the vessels.

Cost reductions

By reducing the need for personnel travel, and reducing the energy need from maritime operations, costs can be saved. Additionally, through smart and flexible scheduling, you can achieve a higher productivity from the remote operations.

As more vessels are remote-ready with the Remota Onboard™ infrastructure, you can achieve an even higher resource utilization. This is because the same operators at the ROC can easily switch between different vessels and conduct remote operations, drastically reducing the downtime.