As maritime companies face growing pressure to control operating costs and respond to decarbonization requirements, effective use of vessel data is becoming increasingly important. Everllence CEON, formerly MAN CEON, is a digital solution that helps improve fleet management by collecting, visualizing, and analyzing machinery data. This article explains its key benefits, main functions, and example use cases for shipping companies and vessel management firms.
CEON is designed to monitor thousands of assets and installations in parallel. With data processing capabilities said to exceed those of major social media platforms, the system can process large volumes of data quickly and reliably, even across large-scale fleet operations.
CEON continuously receives data from hundreds of sensors installed on marine equipment, allowing operators to monitor machinery performance in detail down to the sub-component level. This level of visibility helps capture even subtle changes in equipment behavior that may otherwise go unnoticed.
The platform uses AWS cloud infrastructure and combines IoT, machine learning, and algorithms to turn machinery data into practical insights. Rather than simply visualizing data, CEON can use analytical results to suggest specific actions for improving engine efficiency.
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CEON offers room for expansion after implementation, although the applicable scope should be confirmed based on each system configuration. Depending on the operational phase, companies can consider gradually expanding the range of signals collected.
The platform also supports workflows that connect collected data with analytics systems and external platforms. This makes it possible to expand functionality in line with future data utilization goals and operational needs.
For companies reviewing their approach to CII, EEXI, and other environmental requirements, CEON can help establish a clearer view of actual fuel consumption and machinery operating data. Detailed performance data can support current-state assessment and help operators consider appropriate improvement measures.
On the information management side, CEON has obtained ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ABS Cyber Security PDA certification*. These certifications can serve as indicators of the platform’s data security framework.
Details such as initial costs and monthly fees are not publicly available. Companies interested in CEON should request a customized quotation through the official website or contact Everllence directly.
One example is the Odd Lundberg, a 70-meter Norwegian trawler built in 2019.
On this vessel, CEON is used to monitor the propulsion package, including the engine, turbocharger, and SCR system. By improving engine reliability and availability while optimizing fuel and urea consumption, the system supports next-generation fishing operations with a reduced CO2 footprint and lower exhaust emissions.
Product inquiries and support are handled through Everllence’s remote operation centers around the world.
Using its global network, Everllence provides 24/7 technical support and troubleshooting. One notable feature is proactive monitoring by specialists. Even when users are not logged in, experienced chief engineers can continue monitoring assets and, if early signs of anomalies are detected, provide timely contact and advice to help prevent issues before they escalate. The exact scope of support and remote service conditions should be confirmed individually.