Shipping Sofuoglu International Shipping adopts advanced data solutions with StormGeo partnership

For over five decades, Sofuoglu International Shipping has been a key-player in maritime industry.
Founded in 1967, the Turkey-based company is recognized for its expertise in general and dry cargo transportation.
With a reputation for reliability and innovation, and given their deep understanding of the industry’s dynamics, the collaboration with StormGeo was a natural and well-aligned choice.
Leveraging Data Insights for Regulatory Compliance
Since 2023, Sofuoglu International Shipping has been leveraging StormGeo’s s-Insight solution, following the strategic partnership agreement with the Turkish Shipowner’s Association.
Before partnering with StormGeo, Sofuoglu International Shipping faced challenges in accessing reliable and up-to-date data sets for emission regulations and performance calculations. Taking on a proactive approach Sofuoglu recognized the need to stay ahead of the constantly evolving emission regulations. They began evaluating the best market options to align with their business profile.
“We can now monitor the data coming from our vessels much more efficiently, and thanks to StormGeo, we can take swift action and implement measures, when necessary, says SofuogluInternational Shipping Owner, Murat Er.
Through this partnership, Sofuoglu International Shipping utilizes a suite of StormGeo’s products and services, including the s-Insight Log data reporting tool and the s-Insight Fleet Performance Management System. This system encompasses technical, commercial, and environmental performance packages, along with daily alert services from StormGeo’s Fleet Performance Center.

Integrating StormGeo’s Comprehensive s-Insight Solution
Despite operating coaster general cargo vessels, Sofuoglu International Shipping has implemented StormGeo’s s-Log Reporting solution across their fleet. This strategic move ensures compliance with the 2025 MRV regulation and puts them in a favorable position for a seamless transition into the upcoming year’s challenging regulatory environment.
Following the strategic partnership signed between the Turkish Shipowners’ Association and StormGeo last year, Sofuoglu began collaborating with StormGeo to prepare their vessels under 5000 GRT for the upcoming MRV regulation, set to take effect in 2025.
“Providing our charterers with an energy-efficient and regulation-compliant fleet, and to play an important role in achieving the global maritime industry’s decarbonization goals is vital. These integrations give us reassurance as we look to the future with more optimism, thanks to the investments and developments we are making today”, adds Er.
Streamlined Processes for Optimal Results
StormGeo ensured a seamless implementation process for Sofuoglu International Shipping by providing individualized guidance to each vessel. Following the project’s kick-off, multiple collaborative sessions were had to analyze the data, allowing for maximized benefits of the system for our client.
“Since we began working with Sofuoglu, they have become more than just a client to us – they have truly become a visionary partner. Their open mindset to innovative ideas, commitment to continuous improvement, are truly appreciated” says StormGeo Sales Manager, Yunus Kaya.
Today, Sofuoglu International Shipping stands out as one of Turkey’s most well-prepared coaster owners for 2025. Through close collaboration and the exchange of business insights, both parties have effectively readied themselves for the new MRV regulations. By leveraging StormGeo’s solutions, Sofuoglu has achieved seamless compliance and optimized performance.
“Sofuoglu’s open mindset to innovative ideas, commitment to continuous improvement, and their position as one of the leading companies in the market, particularly in achieving decarbonization goals within the European and IMO frameworks, are truly appreciated”, shares Kaya.
“Today, we are delighted to announce that we have reached a significant milestone. As Sofuoglu desired, we will now seamlessly and transparently deliver their vessels’ MRV data to their verifier for verification purposes”, he adds.
“From the very beginning, we have been extremely pleased to work with such a knowledgeable and professional team, who are truly passionate about their work. Both our ship and shore personnel have already adapted to the program and regulations, and we have significantly improved our data quality, raising awareness among our staff”, says Er.
This achievement highlights StormGeo’s commitment to meeting client expectations and ensuring regulatory compliance.

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