Two industry developments highlight growing momentum to enable offshore charging of zero-emission vessels – combining a clear call for policy clarity with concrete technical solutions.

Norway’s Green Platform programme has opened a new call for large-scale collaborative innovation projects aimed at accelerating the green transition across industry.

As ammonia is emerging as a realistic option for cutting emissions in shipping, Maritime CleanTech brings together key stakeholders for a Tech Update to discuss the next steps needed to make ammonia bunkering work in practice.

Every two years, Euromaritime brings together the French maritime ecosystem alongside international stakeholders in Marseille. 3-5 February, Maritime CleanTech and our partners are ready to take part.

Maritime CleanTech has submitted responses to three national hearings that will shape Norway’s path toward a zero-emission maritime future. The hearings cover climate requirements for aquaculture vessels, the future of the Norwegian coastal route, and indicative national emissions pathways.

We are excited to welcome Fabian Amdal Åsland and Tiril Amalie Johansen to the team, strengthening our capacity for innovation, collaboration and impact across the industry.

2025 has been a year of momentum and meaningful progress. Even in a fast-changing world, the green maritime transition is gaining pace, with solutions moving from ambition to action across the industry.

This week, Havila Voyages is sailing its first climate-neutral voyage along the Norwegian coastal route.