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ADNOC uses OSV fleet optimisation software to cut emissions
One of the largest Middle Eastern owners of support vessels and workboats is renewing a digitalisation contract to optimise fleet planning and strengthen compliance
ADNOC Logistics & Services (L&S) in investing in digitalisation services for its fleet to reduce operational costs, improve compliance and lower emissions.
The Abu Dhabi, UAE-headquartered owner has renewed its partnership with Marseille, France-based Opsealog for another five years to use software to optimise fleet planning and analytics for insights into vessel performance.
This agreement builds on a successful partnership initiated in 2020, and covers more than 100 offshore support vessels (OSVs).
In the past five years, ADNOC L&S has saved 20,400 m3 of fuel and 55,600 tonnes of CO2.
“This strategic partnership ensures we maintain complete visibility across one of the world’s largest OSV fleets,” said ADNOC L&S senior vice president for offshore logistics Captain Mohamed Al Ali.
“Opsealog delivers the critical data that empowers operational decision-making, optimises fleet planning, and strengthens compliance as we advance toward ADNOC Group’s ambitious target of net zero by 2045.”
ADNOC L&S uses Opsealog’s Marinsights performance management platform for insights into fleet activity, emissions and productivity. It supports efficiency gains, real-time decision-making, and monitors fuel consumption and engine running hours without the need for hardware.
Under the new agreement, ADNOC L&S will also engineer insights for preventive maintenance and contract performance.
ADNOC L&S has deployed Opsealog software on its platform supply vessels, anchor handling tug, supply vessels and fast support intervention vessels.
“This contract renewal validates the operational value of our services,” said Opsealog business director Damien Bertin. “Managing performance at this scale, without installing a single device on board, sets a new benchmark for our industry.”
Capt Mohamed Al Ali gave the keynote address at Riviera’s Annual Offshore Support Journal Conference on 3 February, in London, UK - covering Opportunities and challenges for OSV owners 2025-2030.
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