Industry · Infrastructure and Mobility
Maritime, Shipping and Ports
Port capacity, terminal productivity and cleaner shipping.
Who we serve
Port and terminal operators, shipping lines, ship managers, offshore marine services and maritime logistics providers. Shifting trade routes and new emissions rules are changing where ships call and what they burn.
Sectors
- Ports and terminals
- Shipping lines
- Ship management and maintenance
- Offshore marine services
- Maritime logistics
The agenda
What leadership teams are dealing with.
Port competitiveness
Capacity, berth productivity, tariffs and rail and road links that win and keep shipping-line calls.
Terminal operations
Berth, yard and gate performance, and whether automation pays back at your volumes.
Decarbonisation
Fuel choices, shore power and compliance with IMO (International Maritime Organization) emissions rules for fleets and ports.
Concessions and investment
Structuring port concessions and testing the business case for terminal and fleet investments.
How we help
Where clients usually start.
Every service and capability is available to clients in Maritime, Shipping and Ports. These four are where conversations usually begin.
Infrastructure and Capital Projects
Structuring, funding and opening large assets.
6 capabilitiesOperations
Lower operating cost and better service.
9 capabilitiesSustainability
Sustainability plans with costs and owners.
6 capabilitiesRisk, Regulatory and Governance
Proportionate risk control and governance.
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