Smarter planning. Safer offshore operations. From D-15 to D-Day, Marine Weather Intelligence integrates weather uncertainty into every critical decision, and keeps your experts informed in real time.
Not a generic weather tool. A dedicated operational decision layer designed around the specific constraints of offshore energy projects, from early planning to live execution.
Continuous automated monitoring tracks vessel positions, watches for evolving weather risks, and alerts your team before conditions deteriorate — around the clock, without gaps.
Thresholds expressed as exceedance probabilities across wind, wave, and current parameters. Every forecast integrates uncertainty — fully traceable for HSE, insurers, and client records.
Weather, current, operational limits, and project milestones handled simultaneously, supporting the most complex offshore scopes from foundation installation to cable laying.
All weather reports are downloadable, timestamped, and shareable. Every Go/No-Go decision is documented, ready for your HSE files, insurance records, and contractor audits.
Marine Weather Intelligence enhances safety management by providing personalised alerts on hazardous conditions, delivered clearly, only when relevant, so your team can act before conditions deteriorate.
Receive alerts by email or directly within the platform. Proximity alerts warn you before dangerous conditions happen.
Operations managers get a consolidated view with Fleet Center: a single dashboard showing every asset's position, weather exposure, and operational status in real time.
When multiple vessels and installations are running in parallel, weather risk doesn't affect them equally. Marine Weather Intelligence gives operations and HSE teams a consolidated, real-time picture of every asset's weather exposure, so nothing slips through the gaps.
Every unplanned standby day on an offshore project carries a direct operational cost and a compounding effect on schedule, crew safety, and contractor liability.
A single weather standby day triggers day-rate overruns, crew rotations, contractor liability exposure, and downstream schedule compression. Probabilistic planning prevents the chain reaction before it starts.
Marine insurers, charterers, and HSE regulators increasingly require traceable, expert-backed weather decisions. MWI produces fully downloadable, timestamped weather reports ready for your HSE files and insurance records.
Exceedance probability forecasting replaces binary go/no-go intuition with quantified risk assessment. When the probability of exceeding your wind threshold is 30% vs 5%, that difference changes every operational decision.
Weather-optimised operational windows, real-time performance optimisation, and live expert support directly reduce standby days and fuel consumption across the project lifecycle.
Offshore ocean racing is an extreme laboratory for weather decision-making, where margins are small, consequences of error are immediate, and every forecast must be acted on under pressure. For more than 30 years, our founders have operated in this environment. That expertise is now embedded in every recommendation we make for offshore energy operations.
Christian Dumard's experience spans the Vendée Globe, Volvo Ocean Race, and Route du Rhum, as well as complex maritime operations including oil platform towing and the transport of the James Webb Telescope. AI does not replace this expertise. It scales and operationalises it.
MWI's probabilistic approach changed how we make Go/No-Go decisions. Having exceedance probability data for each threshold, not just a forecast, gave us the confidence to act and the documentation to back it up with our insurers.
For foundation installation campaigns, every weather standby day is a significant cost. MWI's D-15 forecasting and probabilistic window analysis helped us plan tighter, execute safer, and reduce our weather exposure materially.
The combination of AI model selection and human expert support is exactly what our operations need. The alerts are relevant, the reports are HSE-ready, and the team is available when it matters most, during critical phases at sea.
Expert articles, platform updates, and case studies from Marine Weather Intelligence.
Thirty years of offshore racing meteorology expertise, now applied to AI-driven routing for commercial maritime operations. How Marine Weather Intelligence transfers race-level know-how to every sea-dependent sector.
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Weather routing is not just about avoiding storms, it is about finding the optimal balance between speed, sea state, and fuel burn across the full passage. Small course and speed adjustments, made at the right moment, compound into significant savings.
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In maritime operations, it is commonly assumed that reducing vessel speed lowers fuel consumption. While true in stable conditions, real-world voyages are shaped by evolving weather and sea state, and the relationship between speed and fuel use is not always what it seems.
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