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Singapore's Largest Electric Vessel Adopts Ampotech's Smart Management Platform 

Hwang Sujin Reporter / Updated : 2025-03-28 09:30:04
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Singapore – Ampotech, a provider of energy management technology, has announced the development of an Internet of Things (IoT)-based vessel and fleet management platform for Singapore's largest electric supply vessel. The E-Supply Boat Voltai, developed by the Coastal Sustainability Alliance (CSA) led by Kuok Maritime Group (KMG), is expected to reduce annual fuel costs for vessel operators by approximately 40% due to its electric propulsion and cargo capacity, which is about four times that of conventional supply vessels.

Following the vessel's launch and successful sea trials in February, Ampotech has deployed a solution that connects to onboard systems such as batteries and electric motors, transmitting data to a fleet management software application. This system tracks vessel movement, energy consumption, available range based on battery status, and carbon footprint. Onboard IoT devices utilize CSA partner M1's offshore 5G network.

William Temple, CEO of Ampotech, stated, "As the maritime sector electrifies, operators will need new ways to manage and improve vessel operations and new tools to support route planning and charging. This is a challenge we are well-equipped to handle, and we are proud to be working with the partners in the Coastal Sustainability Alliance to support the operation of this innovative vessel."

In addition to the electric fleet management platform, the PXO E-Supply Boat Voltai incorporates several new technologies aimed at improving efficiency. The hull design reduces power consumption by up to 10% when operating at a speed of 10 knots in a fully loaded condition, and digital twin technology is also utilized.

Tan Thai Yong, Managing Director & CEO of PaxOcean Group and Chairman of CSA, commented, "Voltai is a significant step in CSA's efforts to build a next-generation logistics ecosystem. Our collaboration with Ampotech is providing operators with the real-time data and insights needed to meet operational efficiencies. The integration of an IoT-based fleet management solution is a key enabler in unlocking the potential of future maritime operations, and we are excited to apply these new technologies to our electric supply vessel."

The PXO E-Supply Boat Voltai will commence operations in Singapore waters after being showcased at Singapore Maritime Week. Construction has also begun on a sister vessel, the PXO-ACE-1, which will be the first fully electric harbor tugboat to be assembled, delivered, and operated in Singapore.

About Ampotech

Ampotech manages the electrified world with AI-powered Internet of Things solutions. Headquartered in Singapore, Ampotech focuses on the built environment and energy-intensive industries 1  and has been recognized as a leading climate tech company in Southeast Asia, receiving multiple awards. Ampotech currently partners with energy service, renewable energy, real estate, and manufacturing companies, deploying tens of thousands of connected devices to help enterprises save energy and manage distributed energy resources. More information is available at www.ampotech.com.

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