How Extreme Weather is Reshaping Maritime Operations
Tuesday, 29 September 2026 | 09:00 BST / 10:00 CEST
Extreme weather is changing more than the route a vessel takes. Its impact can extend across vessel performance, fuel consumption, cargo, schedules, crew wellbeing and commercial outcomes.
As conditions become more unpredictable, weather routing is increasingly an operational decision – not simply a navigational one. A change of course can quickly affect teams across the vessel and ashore, raising an important question: who needs to be involved in the decision, and what information do they need to make it well?
Join Capt. Harpreet Singh, COO at Suisse-Atlantique Group, and Peter Turner, Director of Product, Fleet Operations at OneOcean, as they explore how maritime organisations can make better-informed decisions when conditions change.
Moderated by Nick Chubb, Strategy Director at Thetius, the discussion will examine the relationship between weather, vessel operations and commercial performance, and consider where better information and decision support can make a difference.
In this webinar, we’ll explore:
- How increasingly unpredictable weather affects decisions beyond navigation
- The knock-on effects on fuel, schedules, cargo and vessel performance
- How ship and shore teams can make more connected operational decisions
- What information decision-makers need when conditions change
- Where digital tools and decision support can help teams see further
This webinar marks the first instalment of See Further, a new webinar series from OneOcean and Digital Ship exploring the decisions shaping modern maritime operations.