B'ZEOS is developing a sustainable alternative to fossil-based packaging with seaweed! The technology specializes in producing seaweed-based pellets that are converted into final packaging materials.This plug and play solution generates a final product that is 100% bio-based and home-compostable.

Circular Economy Cosmetics Company

Microlage based solution for innovative cosmetic and food products

BSP provides a modular, universal solution designed for maritime, lacustrine, and fluvial ports, integrating walkable photovoltaic planks, airless fenders with skimmers to remove pollutants, and fast-charging columns equipped with sensors for real-time water quality monitoring. Compatible with wind turbines and weather systems, BSP seamlessly integrates renewable energy generation, water purification, and environmental monitoring without requiring new infrastructure, setting a new benchmark for sustainable port technology.

Large-scale, land-based circular aquaculture (RAS) for rainbow trout utilizing industrial symbiosis.

Marine ingredients bio-tech

Smart Algae Buoy Project: Innovating Marine Sustainability with CO2 Absorbing Algae Cultivation and Real-Time Monitoring.

Water Quality Forecasts for Aquaculture & Environmental Surveillance

The compact refinery WASTX Plastic, basing on the process of catalytic depolymerization, offers a prototype, ready to go into serial production, which converts plastic waste into a diesel-like fuel, automatically presorting, cleaning and shredding it beforehand. Hereby, the chemical compounds of the plastic material become resolved and transformed back to their original liquid state through thermodynamic processes during a process of multi-stage refining progress. Using this technology, one kilogram of plastic will be converted into approximately one litre of fuel, corresponding to up to 10 kilowatt-hours of energy. The WASTX Plant is capable of feeding, processing and cleaning itself 24/7 completely automated. Due to its compact construction style the entire system, presorting and crushing included, currently require the space of a 40-foot sea container. It can be placed and operated decentralized without having to transport the waste.

BioFeyn's mission is to create better feed for better fish. In the simplest sense, we are improving what farmed fish eat. We are optimizing ingredients so fish can get more of what they naturally get in the ocean. We are doing so through a system of biocompatible and biodegradable encapsulations, which both protects marine ingredients and amplifies their effect. Trace amounts of marine ingredients are surrounded by a shell of other naturally-derived compounds. This ensures better digestion, absorption, bioavailability, and delivery to target tissues in the animals to help them grow and remain healthy.

Waterbody revitalization without additives

Our solution will develop a custom IoThub and a cloud solution to host data. Both applications rely on open standards, giving maximum flexibility to shipping companies. This allows a shipowner to select an IotHub from another vendor and connect it to our cloud platform and vice versa or interface between our platform and another IoT platform. However, the time difference in arrival estimation requires that data be sampled synchronously down to less than a trial period for all sensors. This is not a trivial task and this functionality is not found in any common applications today. Since our IoT hub is implemented on top of an integrated Linux platform that in turn interfaces with up to 127 embedded modules via its I2C bus, the hub can be dynamically expanded to test between one and several hundred sensors synchronously, and if more endpoints are required, we will also be able to connect several IotHubs.The IoT platform combines methods in frequency analysis, machine learning.

Efficient integration of solid oxide electrolyzers for revalorizing biogas from waste water

Blockchain and AI solutions increasing transparency of wild fish marketplaces.

Black Sea Catch is upgrading its existing QR-based product information system to provide consumers with richer and more accurate information about the fisherman, the fishing vessel, the origin of the catch and the final seafood product. The project will explore the integration of additional data sources, potentially including geolocated photographs and relevant environmental or satellite data. Its purpose is to strengthen traceability and trust while creating a more engaging connection between consumers, local fishermen and the Black Sea.

Our mission is to provide innovative autonomous solutions for various industries, including maritime security, oceanography, environmental monitoring, and shipping. We are committed to delivering state-of-the-art USVs including automatic charging station (shore and off shore) that offer safety, efficiency, and precision.

Bluana is a foodtech startup with the mission to create a plant-based seafood alternative product, for tuna and salmon sashimi.

AI-driven compliance automation for the maritime and industrial sectors.

Critical infrastructure on the seabed transports energy and data essential for resilience of our modern societies. However, as incidents like Nord Stream and Estlinks have shown, these assets are vulnerable, and threats—such as China’s recent patent for an anchor-like cable cutter—are growing. The challenge? We lack marine critical infrastructure real-time supervision, often detecting issues only when failures occur. Our solution, “Autonomous Watching Eyes,” provides large-scale, continuous monitoring of marine assets. Using a fleet of Autonomous Surface Vessels (ASVs) equipped with advanced sensing and communication systems, we offer proactive threat detection and rapid reporting. Our ASVs navigate autonomously, operate 24/7, and run on hybrid-electric power, staying at sea for up to two weeks without refuelling. With 15+ years of experience in robotics and the marine sector, we leverage proven technology for rapid scaling, giving us a strong competitive edge. We are already engaged in pilot projects with global industry leaders for 2025 and seek funding to accelerate industry demonstrations and expand operations.

Apparel and textile development from ocean waste collected by local fishing boats.