We and our partners are engaged in a wide range of innovation projects and initiatives to validate and scale clean maritime solutions. Discover some of them below, or contact us for more information.
2023–2026 | EUR 5M FUNDING | 8 PARTNERS
The Apollo project will make “Viking Energy” the world’s first ammonia-powered platform supply vessel, ready for ammonia operation in 2026.
2023–2027 | EUR 9M FUNDING | 11 PARTNERS
In the Orcelle Horizon project, partners will develop and demonstrate a solution for wind as the main propulsion.
2023–2027 | EUR 17M FUNDING | 17 PARTNERS
The Ship-aH2oy project will demonstrate zero-emission power and heat generation for ships using LOHC and fuel cell technology.
2020–2025 | EUR 10M FUNDING | 14 PARTNERS
The Ship FC project will install the world’s first high-power ammonia fuel cell onboard PSV Viking Energy.
2018–2023 | EUR 11,7M FUNDING | 14 PARTNERS
The TrAM project has developed the world’s first fully electric zero-emission fast-going passenger vessel utilizing advanced modular production.
2019–2025 | EUR 5M FUNDING | 12 PARTERS
The FLAGSHIPS project will take zero-emission waterborne transport to a new level by deploying two commercially operated hydrogen fuel cell vessels in 2024.
2023–2025 | NOK 38M FUNDING | 18 PARTNERS
The Ocean Charger Project will develop future offshore charging solutions for zero-emission operations.
2024–2026 | NOK 44M FUNDING | 7 PARTNERS
Green AI for Sustainable Shipping (GASS) will develop AI-enhanced technology for optimising vessel and voyage performance.
2022–2030 | 120 MNOK | 50+ PARTNERS
HyValue is a Centre for Environment-Friendly Energy Research (FME) aiming for safer, greener and more efficient hydrogen production that both industry and society can trust.
2022–2030 | 200 MNOK | 50+ PARTNERS
HYDROGENi is a Centre for Environment-Friendly Energy Research (FME) spearheading the R&I needed to fulfil the 2030 and 2050 visions of the Norwegian hydrogen roadmap.
UNIQUE TESTING FACILITIES
Sustainable Energy Catapult Center, established in 2018 by Maritime CleanTech and partners, makes world-leading test infrastructure available for the maritime industry.
CLEAN ENERGY HUB IN BERGEN
This study will assess the potential of and provide recommendations for establishing one or more clean energy hubs for ships in Bergen, Norway.
2020–2023 | EUR 5,9M FUNDING | 8 PARTNERS
The H2NOR project has developed and demonstrated a maritime hydrogen fuel cell system with performance ranging from 320 kW to 10 MW.
EMISSION-FREE PASSENGER VESSEL (2022)
A pilot study on the technological and economic potential for an emission-free passenger vessel (“blå bybåt”) in Bergen, Norway. With Maritime Bergen.
GREEN AMMONIA VOLUME ANALYSIS (2022)
The report analyses how regulations, funding schemes, and increased CO2 tax affect the uptake of green ammonia towards 2030. With Yara Clean Ammonia and DNV.