Who has spent the year paving the way for a greener maritime future? Nominate your favorite by November 6th!

The Norwegian government’s proposed 2026 state budget signals cuts in climate-related funding - a move that may challenge progress toward greener value chains.

The IMO’s upcoming decision on the Net-Zero Framework could significantly reshape global shipping. Maritime CleanTech will be in London from 14–17 October, joining the Norwegian delegation.

Maritime CleanTech is one of the partners in the new Norwegian Maritime AI Centre, aiming to accelerate the digital and green transition in the maritime sector. 

Maritime CleanTech has been recognized in Thetius’ list of the 150 most innovative maritime organizations for 2025. This recognition underscores the strength of collaboration and the innovation emerging from our ecosystem.

Join strategic initiative for Norwegian companies aiming for the European market.

Do you want to be part of shaping the future of the maritime industry? In this role, you will have the opportunity to work at the intersection of green innovation and international collaboration.

In response to inputs from Maritime CleanTech and our partners in the maritime industry, the Norwegian government’s funding agency just announced a shift in their policy.