8: How the Maritime Sector can Cut Accidents, Reduce Emissions, and Raise Efficiency

Is the maritime industry finally ready to go fully digital, or is tradition keeping it anchored in the past? While aviation has embraced high-tech solutions, shipping has been slower to adapt. Autonomous vessels, AI-driven radar, and e-navigation promise a safer, more efficient future—but what’s standing in the way?  Host Mikkel Svold talks with Peter Roelofs, Senior Sales Manager at Terma, and Francis Zachariae, Secretary General at IALA, about the hard realities of digitalizing the global marine sector. From fragmented regulations to the challenges of integrating cutting-edge tech, they break down what’s holding the industry back—and what needs to happen next.  How can digital systems prevent collisions, cut emissions, and streamline operations across the globe? And can the maritime sector finally catch up with aviation? Listen in to find out.In this episode, you'll learn about:1. Discover the challenges slowing marine digital transformation.2. How e-navigation can reduce maritime emissions by 38%.3. Learn what VTS systems mean for port navigation efficiency.4. Why autonomous ships might not happen for 20-30 years.5. The importance of harmonization in global maritime solutions.6. Future perspectives: AI in marine radar classification.Episode Content00:11 Introduction and guests: Peter Roelofs and Francis Zachariae  02:16 The need for digital transformation in the maritime sector  04:01 Comparing digitalization in aviation vs. maritime  05:47 E-navigation: A safety and efficiency revolution  08:37 Defining e-navigation and its benefits for shipping  11:57 Challenges in linking marine navigation systems  13:31 Overview of Vessel Traffic Services (VTS)  22:12 The push for efficiency and sustainability in shipping  27:44 Future of automation and autonomous vessels in maritime  32:53 Essential steps for advancing maritime digitalizationProduction This podcast is brought to you by TermaThis podcast is produced by MontanusProductionThis podcast is brought to you by Terma. This podcast is produced by Montanus.

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