Port of Dublin to Get Automated Mooring System for Sustainable Operations

Cavotec recently secured a multi-million euro order for its MoorMaster NxG automated mooring system to be installed at the Port of Dublin in Ireland. This deal, finalized at the end of 2024, signifies the first implementation of MoorMaster technology in Ireland. The delivery of the system is scheduled primarily for the third quarter of 2026. Nicklas Vedin, Senior Vice President and Head of the Ports & Maritime Division at Cavotec, expressed that the installation at the new berth in Dublin will set a standard for sustainable port operations in the region and promote the adoption of MoorMaster systems in Northern Europe.

David Pagels, the CEO of Cavotec, highlighted the significance of this order as a pivotal moment for the company, showcasing their leadership in automating critical maritime infrastructure. He emphasized the positive impact on reducing climate emissions within the maritime sector. The MoorMaster NxG system is designed to enhance operational safety and productivity by minimizing the impact of passing vessels and ensuring uninterrupted berth operations. It eliminates the need for vessels to slow down significantly, enabling smoother and safer operations while reducing downtime and offering substantial environmental benefits by cutting carbon emissions over time.

The MoorMaster NxG system is set to revolutionize port operations by improving safety, productivity, and environmental sustainability. By mitigating the effects of passing vessels and streamlining berth operations, the system allows for smoother and safer vessel mooring without the need for significant speed reductions. This not only enhances operational efficiency but also contributes to reducing carbon emissions in the maritime sector. With the installation of this innovative technology at the Port of Dublin, Cavotec aims to set a benchmark for sustainable port operations in the region and drive the adoption of automated mooring systems across Northern Europe.

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