How small ripples create
a wave of change

Small actions can have far-reaching impacts, especially when it comes to the health of our planet.
 
From its early days as a maritime innovator in 2007, C-Job has steadily built a reputation for setting trends, pushing boundaries and solving complex challenges. The small ripples we initiated years ago through our concepts, research and maritime design work continue to grow.

And as new, increasingly efficient, vessels are designed and engineered by C-Job today, those small ripples are becoming a powerful force for sustainable change.

Our vision is to see a sustainable maritime industry in one generation. Step by step, we are building the momentum to achieve that, and to shape a better future for our clients and the planet.

The C-Job ripple effect

Across the sea and around the globe, vessels designed and engineered by C-Job are redefining what is possible in maritime performance, creating ripples across four key areas:

Sustainability

The most crucial wave of change. Through dedication and ingenuity, we are helping to counter and reduce the nearly 3%* of global greenhouse gas emissions created annually by the maritime industry, as we evolve new technologies and begin the transition to new fuel types.

*IMO GHG Study 2020

performance

We strive to be architects of maritime performance, by enhancing the CapEx and OpEx of new and existing vessels. Our advanced algorithms and data science applications are pushing design boundaries – a true ripple effect – which optimizes your operational efficiency and total cost of ownership.

Innovation

We have a true passion for innovation, and many industry firsts have placed us at the forefront of maritime architecture and engineering. By giving our clients the confidence to incorporate new technologies and innovations, we accelerate the transition toward decarbonization.

rejuvination

We are committed to repurposing vessels for new markets and missions, extending their operational lifespan, expanding capacity, and ensuring compliance with the latest regulations. Every modernization and conversion is another small ripple in the drive towards sustainable change.

The ripple effect

Real world examples

Texelstroom – for TESO

To handle increased traffic between the island of Texel and Den Helder on the Dutch mainland, the ferry company Texels Eigen Stoomboot Onderneming (TESO) commissioned the Texelstroom ferry, choosing C-Job to deliver an innovative and sustainable design. The Texelstroom is the first passenger ferry to run on compressed natural gas (CNG), so C-Job applied our risk-based design approach for this vessel and also worked closely with regulators to ensure compliance.

C-Job and LH2 Europe – liquid hydrogen tanker

C-Job has worked in partnership with LH2 Europe to develop an initial design for a liquid hydrogen tanker of 141 meters with a storage capacity of 37,500 cubic meters. The tanker concept is a critical element in realizing a green end-to-end liquid hydrogen supply chain.

NH₃ Kraken – for Amogy

C-Job is helping to pave the way for a greener shipping industry as a knowledge partner for Amogy,a dedicated specialist in ammonia-based energy solutions. We helped integrate the company’s revolutionary ammonia-to-power system into the tugboat NH₃ Kraken, and supported onsite execution activities at the shipyard, including modernization, construction, engine removal, and other challenges.
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