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.

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.

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.

New marine propulsion system to replace propellers

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.

Developer of wave energy converters (WECs) to add the renewable wave energy to the energy mix, and reduce CO2 and gain energy independence

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.

Promote and develop sustainable nautical construction and exploitation, Km and 0 Mn, electric and recyclable at the end of the useful life of the vessels. These boats will be rented for whole days or half days, and a part of the income generated by their rental will be used to build new boats that in turn will also be dedicated to renting.

e-Fish ® for fish market management system

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.

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).

Monitorization, mitigation and valorization of macroalgae blooms

We design innovative solutions in the nautical wor

we are working on regenerating to oceans.

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.

Eco Wave Power is a leading onshore wave energy technology company that developed a patented, smart, and cost-efficient technology for turning ocean and sea waves into green electricity. Eco Wave Power’s mission is to assist in the fight against climate change by enabling commercial power production from the ocean and sea waves. The Company has finalized the construction of its grid-connected project in Israel. This project involves the installation and operation of a 100-kW installed capacity station at the Jaffa Port in Israel through a Joint Venture Agreement with EDF Renewables IL, a subsidiary of the French multinational electric utility company Électricité de France S.A. EWP also received co-funding from the Israeli Ministry of Energy, which recognized the technology as a “pioneering technology.” With the FIT in place, the Israeli Electric Authority commenced operations to officially connect the EWP-EDF One project to Israel’s energy grid. As of August 15th, 2023, the station officially connected to Israel’s national electrical grid – making it the first wave energy project to deliver electricity to the country’s power supply. Moreover, Eco Wave Power will soon commence the installation of its newest pilot in AltaSea’s premises in the Port of Los Angeles. Following an agreement between AltaSea and Eco Wave Power, EWP delivered an energy conversion unit to the AltaSea campus at the Port of Los Angeles. EWP is in the process of receiving the final approval for the installation of the 100-kW station in AltaSea’s premises in the Port of Los Angeles in the upcoming months. Eco Wave Power has shipped the conversion unit with 1 sample floater and expects to manufacture an additional 7 new floaters and floater mechanisms for this project. In addition, the company entered into a Concession Agreement with the Port of Leixões, or APDL, to use an area potentially suitable for the construction, operation, and maintenance of a wave energy power station of up to 20 MW in four locations owned and operated by APDL. Pursuant to the Concession Agreement, APDL will provide EWP with a concession for its breakwaters for a period ranging from 25 to 30 years. The power station is planned to be constructed and commissioned in several stages, starting with a 1 MW station and, subject to certain conditions, to be followed by the construction, operation, and maintenance of the remaining 19 MW capacity of the station. In October 2023, Eco Wave Power received the last approval necessary for the commencement of the works of the first megawatt in the city of Porto from APDL. Eco Wave Power is currently setting up the execution bond for the project, to officially receive the final license. The next steps will include finalizing detailed construction plans for the first 1 MW power station, obtaining approval from relevant entities for the detailed construction plans, and then commencing actual construction, which is expected to take up to 24 months. This is expected to be Eco Wave Power’s first MW-scale project, which will position Eco Wave Power as a leading wave energy developer and serve as a significant milestone towards the commercialization of wave energy globally. The Company also holds concession agreements for commercial installations in Europe and has a total project pipeline of 404.7MW. Eco Wave Power received funding from the European Union Regional Development Fund, Innovate UK, and the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 framework program. The Company has also received the “Global Climate Action Award” from the United Nations. Eco Wave Power’s American Depositary Shares (WAVE) are traded on the Nasdaq Capital Market.

SubSea Structural Technologies ltd. (3ST) is developing an innovative foundation concept for offshore wind turbines called EcoGBF. EcoGBF stands for Economical/Ecological Gravity Based Foundation. It is a fixed-bottom foundation concept (a gravity base) in steel. EcoGBF addresses some of the current challenges of the existing foundation solutions such as monopiles, jackets and gravity bases.

EcoNautik offers boat operators, owners and builders up to 20% savings in total costs, a payback period in as little as 2 years, up to 100% reduction of emissions, and a full product warranty. Without requiring new engines, boats or major infrastructure, we leverage proprietary technology and know-how to convert existing engines (new or used), making them compatible with alternative fuels like biogas and hydrogen. A quick and affordable process comparable to standard maintenance, our conversion kits are fully compatible with existing marine service centers worldwide. Through production and distribution licensing agreements, we empower communities to profitably decarbonize their movements on the water.

Wind-assisted ship propulsion system.

Brine diffuser