The maritime transition to net zero is no longer a question of if, but how fast. For 15 years, Maritime CleanTech partners have turned collaboration into action, delivering solutions that move from pilot to global scale.

Maritime CleanTech has published its Annual Report 2025, marking a year of strong partner collaboration, accelerating innovation and continued progress in maritime decarbonisation.

Maritime CleanTech is strengthening its policy work by establishing a new industry policy advisory group. The group will advise the organisation on innovation, climate and industrial policy at Norwegian, European and IMO level.

Eidesvik Offshore has signed an agreement with Halsnøy Dokk for the conversion of the platform supply vessel Viking Energy to ammonia-powered operations. The contract marks a decisive step in the Apollo project and moves the world’s first ammonia-powered offshore vessel into the execution phase.

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.