Our project aims to apply the principles of precision medicine to aquaculture thereby reducing mortalities of aquatic livestock to infectious disease.
Project TRL: TRL 6 - System/subsystem model or prototype demonstration in a relevant environment
Main sector: Aquaculture
Turning Wave Energy into affordable and clean fuel
Project TRL: TRL 4 - Component validation in laboratory environment
Main sector: Blue renewable energy
We are developing a novel wave energy converter.
Project TRL: TRL 4 - Component validation in laboratory environment
Main sector: Blue renewable energy
Stream Ocean is distributing autonomous and low-maintenance underwater cameras made for long-term deployment in coral reef restoration projects. With AI-driven biodiversity assessments, we assess the underwater biodiversity and communicate it to project managers and various stakeholders. Although we are able to deliver biodiversity assessments, our project partners continue to request fish biomass information. With the help of the Blue Invest Community, we would like to adapt our technology and develop stereoscopic cameras which can provide this biomass information.
Project TRL: TRL 7 - System prototype demonstration in a relevant environment
Main sector: Blue tech and ocean observation
The development of a pre-commercial demonstrator (TRL-8) is the logical next step in the development of Equinox’s TT50 ocean current turbine at commercial scale. Since 2022, the company has performed 1:100 scale tank testing and executed further digital modeling of the turbine and stability concepts. In 2026, a 1:10 scale device will be launched for open water testing, advancing the turbine technology towards TRL6.
Project TRL: TRL 8 - Actual system completed through test and demonstration
Main sector: Blue renewable energy
We have created a way of converting diesel engines to hydrogen using a very specific combustion mechanism. The process generates similar power levels and similar efficiency levels as for diesel engines without any pollution.
Project TRL: TRL 4 - Component validation in laboratory environment
Main sector: Shipping & ports
Our patented manufacturing technology transforms economically unrecyclable waste streams, including marine waste, into cost-effective, lightweight, and eco-friendly timber substitutes—advancing the circular economy through upcycling. The first product application is a circular logistics pallet, which excels in every aspect. Our business model focuses on manufacturing and selling machines in different regions, along with subsequent training and services. In some regions, we also offer a licensing model for machine manufacturing.
Project TRL: TRL 5 - Component validation in relevant environment
Main sector: Ocean pollution & water management
Dolfines provides innovative solutions to harvest offshore renewable energy sources based on past experience in the O&G industry. Dolfines is organised in two business lines:
Dolfines Services: Offers design, engineering, maintenance, inspection, training, consultancy and project management services.
Dolfines Technologies: Whose Masterpiece is TrussFloat, a fully flexible floating platform for a large spectrum of offshore wind applications thanks to its superior deck capacity and stability at light weight. TrussFloat is perfectly suited for wind powered O&G applications such as direct water injection, offshore platform electrification, and offshore hydrogen production.
Dolfines accompanies O&G majors towards a carbon neutral future, securing profitable offshore production by giving O&G infrastructures a second life.
Project TRL: TRL 4 - Component validation in laboratory environment
Main sector: Blue renewable energy
New marine propulsion system to replace propellers
Project TRL: TRL 4 - Component validation in laboratory environment
Main sector: Coastal and marine tourism
Autonomous unmanned robot vessels operate in swarm and collect, store and transport ocean waste. The
vessels are using ocean data for navigating to spots of accumulated waste. The vessels are electrically
driven based on renewable energy.
Project TRL: TRL 9 - Actual system proven through successful mission operations
Main sector: Shipping & ports
The world needs more green energy, and it needs it fast. We are driving the transition to clean energy worldwide by unlocking our biggest resource - the ocean.
DRIFT Energy offers a brand-new class of mobile, renewable energy that is independent of power grids.
Project TRL: TRL 6 - System/subsystem model or prototype demonstration in a relevant environment
Main sector: Blue renewable energy
Developer of wave energy converters (WECs) to add the renewable wave energy to the energy mix, and reduce CO2 and gain energy independence
Project TRL: TRL 5 - Component validation in relevant environment
Main sector: Blue renewable energy
The DuWo project: the box for the sustainable and intelligent fish industry to eliminate polystyrene in the sea, the DuWo cassette allows, through the RFID microchip inserted in it, the traceability of the fish and the box itself, a system to return that gives an economic and social added value to all the actors of the fish chain, moreover a good practice towards the ecosostenibilità and the blue economy.
Project TRL: TRL 7 - System prototype demonstration in a relevant environment
Main sector: Fisheries
e-Fish ® for fish market management system
Project TRL: TRL 8 - Actual system completed through test and demonstration
Main sector: Fisheries
Our first product is the Butterfly, an asymmetric 12m long solar-proa with origin in the southern pacific. It has a far above average range of 24 h continuous drive and more than 200 km while carrying 12 people. 10 h are from the batteries and 14 more from the solar roof at an average Central European summer.
The Boat is designed to be modular. The Deck is flat, that gives full freedom to the outfitting with furniture and accessories. The hull of the boat is modular as well. From the same parts a symmetric catamaran of 12 m can be build, that carries the double the load. The power train is modular. It can handle multiple power sources like, battery, solar-arrays, generator sets or fuel cells. We regard the power train as a separate product line.
Project TRL: TRL 4 - Component validation in laboratory environment
Main sector: Shipbuilding & Refit
Energy For Sustainable Development (E4SD) is an innovative start-up founded by a team of Senior Managers, with experience in important multinational companies (ENI,ABB, GE, Alstom, DeNora, Tozzi etc). It operates in the sectors of Green Economy (renewable energy, waste and water treatment, food conservation etc) and Circular Economy (smart agriculture, smart building, artificial intelligence, acqua culture, fish conservation, ecotourism), with its own circular economy solutions (also with its own patents). It works as a Business Developer and as a Builder (E.P.C.) of his own plant engineering solutions in line with the client's requests both in developing and industrialized countries. E4SD develops also R&D activities in cooperation with Universities and Research Centres. E4SD is also a FAO Partners for sustainable initiatives in remote areas ( costal areas, mountains, rural, isles).
Project TRL: TRL 4 - Component validation in laboratory environment
Main sector: Ocean pollution & water management
Monitorization, mitigation and valorization of macroalgae blooms
Project TRL: TRL 3 - Analytical and experimental critical function and/or characteristic proof-of-concept
Main sector: Ocean pollution & water management
We design innovative solutions in the nautical wor
Project TRL: TRL 9 - Actual system proven through successful mission operations
Main sector: Shipping & ports
Deployment of two EnviroCat EC16.5 fully electric, foil-assisted crew transfer vessels (CTVs) for offshore operations. The project targets the growing demand for zero-emission maritime logistics in the offshore energy sector, initially serving one of the region's largest offshore operators. The EC16.5 is a 16.5m high-speed catamaran with solid-state modular batteries, Volvo Penta e-IPS propulsion, and patented foil technology delivering approximately 50% drag reduction. The vessels will operate on established offshore crew transfer routes, replacing conventional diesel-powered CTVs. The project includes shore-side DC fast-charging infrastructure and is structured as an asset-backed vessel deployment with a secured charter arrangement.
Project TRL: TRL 8 - Actual system completed through test and demonstration
Main sector: Shipbuilding & Refit
EWD is a highly innovative deep-tech start-up. We harness the power of the waves for clean energy production leading to the sustainable development of mankind. EWD’s mission is to develop and commercialise affordable, innovative, easily installable, reliable, and long-lasting products that facilitate our transition to a sustainable future through achieving the relevant UN SDGs. EWD’s wave energy converter (WEC) (patent pending) is adaptable to a number of industries and sectors. Our current projects focus on those areas in most urgent need of effective solutions. One such project is Neptune, a WEC system for use on vessels and in ports. Neptune is a cost effective WEC propulsion and energy management system which can be retrofitted onto existing vessels with no need for dry-docking. Neptune Port provides port shore power tools with a clean and renewable energy supply.
Project TRL: TRL 4 - Component validation in laboratory environment
Main sector: Blue renewable energy
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