The Soel Shuttle 14 is a 14.5m long and 5.1m wide electric catamaran ferry. With slender hulls and integrated electric propulsion it offers sustainable passenger transport for up to 25 passengers. Ideal for domestic travel in water-rich cities or island communities like French Polynesia and the Maldives.
Project TRL: TRL 9 - Actual system proven through successful mission operations
Main sector: Shipbuilding & Refit
SolarMarine Energy Ltd provides multi-disciplined technical expertise for marine, electrical and structural engineering projects. We develop hybrid marine renewable energy solutions. Our projects include design of nearshore floating solar energy plant to power water electrolysis for the production of hydrogen; Developing power optimization and integration between offshore wind and floating solar energy plants; Designing floating solar energy platforms for deployment in the nearshore and offshore environments; Providing marine design and installation technical expertise.
Project TRL: TRL 4 - Component validation in laboratory environment
Main sector: Blue renewable energy
Clean, Pure and Zero Waste
Project TRL: TRL 8 - Actual system completed through test and demonstration
Main sector: Blue tech and ocean observation
An innovative market on ocean observation, where stakeholders provide and use new technologies and extensive data for a sustainable ocean.
Project TRL: TRL 6 - System/subsystem model or prototype demonstration in a relevant environment
Main sector: Blue tech and ocean observation
We extract phytochemicals substances from seaweeds around the world to obtain biostimulants that help farmers and growers to obtain better results from their plants and in particular to overcome climatic stresses. We have understood that it is possible to obtain several products from several seaweeds and so we have a quite large network of seaweeds producers on our agenda. At the same time, we believe that the potentiality of Mediterranean seaweeds is totally unexplored in this regard. So we are also engaged in the cultivation of seaweeds in the Mediterranean region that can have different use as well as for agricultural use.
Project TRL: TRL 8 - Actual system completed through test and demonstration
Main sector: Blue biotechnology
With SPADE we fill up the voids in remote sensing data
Project TRL: TRL 8 - Actual system completed through test and demonstration
Main sector: Aquaculture
Building net-carbon-negative luxury watercraft using recycled marine polymers and asset-light LFAM robotics.
Project TRL: TRL 3 - Analytical and experimental critical function and/or characteristic proof-of-concept
Main sector: Shipbuilding & Refit
AlgaeService for LIFE developed and tested patented two prototypes for algae and cyanobacteria harvesting machines in real-world conditions on rivers, lakes and lagoon in Lithuania an Poland. The collected biomass have been tested to produce biogas, fertilisers and other products on a small-scale. We are in scale up and commercialization process of project outcomes as products and services.
New algae and cyanobacteria based products development via growing harvesting, ingredients extraction meeting market demands. Consortium team is from business and academia, R&D is ready to deploy tasks.
Project TRL: TRL 9 - Actual system proven through successful mission operations
Main sector: Aquaculture
SPIRAW's ongoing blue economy project focuses on sustainable at-home spirulina cultivation, promoting eco-friendly food production and reducing environmental impact.
Project TRL: TRL 6 - System/subsystem model or prototype demonstration in a relevant environment
Main sector: Aquaculture
Cargo transport booking and fleet management platform
Project TRL: TRL 9 - Actual system proven through successful mission operations
Main sector: Shipping & ports

For the purpose of reaching the above-mentioned targets, we have built ReACT - ReAccompanying Chain Transformation (https://react.relog3p.com), which is presently the first and only SLaaS – Sustainable Logistics as a Service - a complete Virtual Control Tower for Global Trade allowing companies to measure, monitor, visualize, report and improve, in continuous, real time & predictive manner, their progress towards social, environmental and economic Sustainability by using a powerful, truly end-to-end integrated & middleware platform.
All within a SINGLE platform!
The main tool of RACT is SRL® – SDG Readiness Level – which is defined as the ultimate, trademarked tool to, measure, monitor, visualize, report and improve, in continuous, real time & predictive manner, their progress towards social, environmental and economic Sustainability, specifically designed for, but not limited to, the Global Logistics, Supply Chains, Mobility and Transport industries.
SRL® consider Scope 1-2-3 environmental, social & economic Sustainability, transparency, track & trace along the entire chain and
encompasses and aggregates over 50 different Sustainability measuring, monitoring and reporting standards, frameworks and tools available internationally into a unique, simple to use, easy to read tool, via its data science-based tools (not limited to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning), used in an Agnostic, Responsible and Ethic, Transparent, Trustworthy manner.
With SRL® Customer’s has a powerful data-based, scientific and objective tool to increase Compliance, Reputation, Awareness, Engagement and avoid greenwashing, frauds & counterfeiting claims on Sustainability.
Project TRL: TRL 4 - Component validation in laboratory environment
Main sector: Shipping & ports
Development of large-scale mussel farming and processing infrastructure in the Adriatic to build a regional bivalve value chain.
Project TRL: TRL 7 - System prototype demonstration in a relevant environment
Main sector: Ocean pollution & water management
Water purification technology for aquaculture
Project TRL: TRL 9 - Actual system proven through successful mission operations
Main sector: Aquaculture
The core of the STOÏC project is the development of advanced Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs) and Service Vessels (SMVs). Your documentation explicitly highlights that the USV market is one of your two primary target markets. Specifically, your application states that your USVs are "equipped with a range of sensors and devices such as cameras, sonars, and other remote sensing equipment, making them essential vessels for data collection for scientific research, maritime security, and environmental monitoring".
Project TRL: TRL 4 - Component validation in laboratory environment
Main sector: Blue tech and ocean observation
Innovate to protect ocean
Project TRL: TRL 6 - System/subsystem model or prototype demonstration in a relevant environment
Main sector: Ocean pollution & water management
Subsea Mechatronics is focusing in the inspection and intervention of confined flooded spaces such as pipes or tunnels with robotics means. We have carried out a first pilot with Iberdrola in 2022 and during 2023 we had been making innovations in our system and pushing with the technology to get it to the market.
Project TRL: TRL 7 - System prototype demonstration in a relevant environment
Main sector: Ocean pollution & water management
Sun'Sète aims at decarbonizing the electricity used in the Port of Sète without land use competition.
Project TRL: TRL 7 - System prototype demonstration in a relevant environment
Main sector: Blue renewable energy
Wireless laser power for offshore drone and sensor operations.
Project TRL: TRL 6 - System/subsystem model or prototype demonstration in a relevant environment
Main sector: Other Off-shore power supply, energy distribution, maritime monitoring and surveillance
Combatting aquatic pests, diseases & invasive spp.
Project TRL: TRL 9 - Actual system proven through successful mission operations
Main sector: Blue biotechnology
Brittany-based start-up Cormoran has developed a concept of rigid solar wings for shipowners to propel merchant ships sustainably and supply them with electricity.
Founded in 2024, the company has worked with naval architecture firm Ship-ST, of which it is a spin-off (a separate company but with the same shareholders), to develop this system.
The solar wings rotate with the wind and automatically lie horizontal when the vessel is in port, at anchor, in strong winds or for maintenance purposes.
Their modular design allows for all sizes, from 10 to 500 m², for ships ranging from 15 to 300 metres.
Performance is guaranteed thanks to the rigidity - important for larger sizes - and the adapted aerodynamic profile.
The photovoltaic panels that cover them produce more than 15 kW/100 m² whenever the sun shines.
Approval in principle has been obtained from Bureau Veritas.
Project TRL: TRL 4 - Component validation in laboratory environment
Main sector: Shipbuilding & Refit
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