- There is no economy without the environment
- Shipping infrastructure is not adapting quick enough to react to climate change
- Our technology can have impacts now
Why our climate needs Mythos AI
Channel closures and depth restrictions lead to massive inefficiencies in waterborne transportation. Ships are often forced to loiter offshore or divert while waiting for channel data to be updated.
These inefficiencies translate directly to exuberant greenhouse gas emissions as ships hold position in currents offshore burning as much as 20 tons of fuel per day per vessel. In some instances ships loiter for days.
In others they anchor nearshore damaging vital marine habitats which are under extreme pressure due to climate change and other human activities.
We are developing comprehensive solutions to support the ‘greening’ of our global shipping industry.
This involves development of efficient vessels, access to accurate navigation data and the ability to respond.
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Shipping is the 5th largest emitter of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Shipping is anticipated to grow 300% by volume by 2030.
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Mythos tech will allow industry to move more goods on less ships saving millions of tons of greenhouse gas emissions each year.
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Sea level rise is caused primarily by two factors related to global warming: the added water from melting ice sheets and glaciers, and the expansion of seawater as it warms.
