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You are using an outdated browser For a better experience using this site, please upgrade to a modern web browser. Subscribe Get Daily Email Subscribe --> Contact Us Sign in Home News & Features Compliance Costs Bunker Prices Bunker Intelligence World News Latest Features World Americas EMEA Asia/Pacific Home News & Features World ZeroNorth Launches Agent AI System for Maritime Operations ZeroNorth Launches Agent AI System for Maritime Operations by Ship & Bunker News Team Tuesday August 4, 2026 Tweet Follow @shipandbunker ZeroNorth Executive Team. Image Credit: Zero North ZeroNorth launches Propel , a new AI partner for maritime operations Cargill , Ultrabulk , and CMB.TECH join as founding partners Voyage optimisation agent goes live after three months of internal testing Wider commercial availability planned for later in 2026 ; vessel and fuel agents to follow ZeroNorth today announced the launch of Propel by ZeroNorth , a new AI partner for maritime operations, with Cargill , Ultrabulk , and CMB.TECH as founding partners. The system uses AI agents that act on repetitive tasks rather than just surface recommendations, a shift the company says is now possible as the underlying technology matures. The first agent to go live covers voyage optimisation, generating voyage plans, managing communications with the master, incorporating feedback, and updating plans as conditions change. ZeroNorth says the agent has been in use by its Professional Services team for three months and is now being made available to the three founding partners ahead of a wider commercial release planned for later in 2026 . “ The potential for AI that can take action – not just surface insights – is significant Oskar Fabricius, CFO, Ultrabulk, New agents covering vessel and fuel workflows are in development, with the company planning to expand the platform over time. ZeroNorth says it now serves more than 200 customers, with more than 50 million tonnes of bunkers traded annually on
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