Today's shipping fleet is responsible for significant emissions and relies on heavy power systems that are not designed for renewable energy. Now, the EU is granting 7,8 million Euro to a Maritime CleanTech-led project aimed at solving these challenges.

In 2015, the launch of MF Ampere marked a transformative moment in maritime history as the world’s first fully electric car ferry. Over the past decade, this groundbreaking vessel has inspired a wave of electrification. 

The Norwegian government has proposed a new climate target for 2035, and we have submitted an official consultation response.

Through the new LOWNOISER project, Maritime CleanTech and partners will tackle the often-overlooked problem of underwater noise pollution caused by maritime traffic.

As emissions from Norwegian shipping are increasing, a negative CO2 tax on green fuels could be the answer to bridge the price gap.

Maritime CleanTech and Nysnø Climate Investments are launching a new podcast: Klimaklok. The aim is to share knowledge, create dialogue, and inspire to action for a greener future. 

Tjalve Svendsen brings over a decade of expertise in energy innovation and green maritime solutions to the team.

With two zero-emission vessels successfully launched into operation on European waterways, FLAGSHIPS has been selected by the jury of the Waterborne Awards as one of three projects nominated for environmental impact.