Decarbonizing shipping is one of the greatest challenges facing the maritime industry today. While much of the debate has focused on alternative fuels, the truth is that the future fleet will also require far more efficient and flexible energy systems.

Industry leaders share new optimism for onboard carbon capture — a technology with real potential to drive faster decarbonisation at sea.

The countdown is on! Our annual conference, Chasing Zero 2025, is just around the corner — and the newly released programme promises an unmissable day of insight, inspiration, and action.

After intense negotiations, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has decided to postpone its decision on the new Net Zero Framework. Now it’s time to look ahead.

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.