In a time of climate urgency, geopolitical shifts, and global transformation, we remain committed to driving green innovation, advancing clean maritime solutions, and fostering strong collaboration.

Future industry must be built on a strong strategy for climate technologies in the maritime sector, argue Maritime CleanTech in our input to Norway's industrial policy.

When One Ocean Week returns to Bergen from 5–11 April 2025, Maritime CleanTech will be at the helm of the maritime transition dialogue.

Nor-Shipping 2025 is just around the corner, and the excitement is building! With only a few months to go, we are putting the final touches on an action-packed week that will showcase the most forward-thinking green solutions in shipping.

Six companies have joined the Maritime CleanTech network, bringing expertise in offshore wind, future fuels, data solutions and vessel innovation.

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.