Are there too many ocean start-up support organizations?
The ocean start-up ecosystem might have too many start-up support organizations for the limited number of ocean start-ups. Start-up incubators, accelerators, innovation hubs, and competitions
Visit the Blog for original articles, data, and analyses on marine clean technologies such as wave energy, ocean plastic mitigation, electric ships, ocean clusters, and much more.
The ocean start-up ecosystem might have too many start-up support organizations for the limited number of ocean start-ups. Start-up incubators, accelerators, innovation hubs, and competitions
The Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance (ZEMBA) is a new initiative within the maritime sector focused on aggregating demand of cargo-owning businesses for zero-emission fuels. Learn more about its origins and how it will help decarbonize shipping.
Technology briefs are concise summaries of marine clean technologies, like ocean renewable energy, maritime low-carbon fuels, and marine energy storage.
The Start-up Resources page provides data and tools for ocean tech start-ups
The ocean tech start-up ecosystem includes more than a hundred incubators, accelerators, clusters, competitions and other marine focused innovation hubs ready to support promising ocean technology start-ups. Explore the ecosystem in this interactive map.
Visit Blue Tech Voices for interviews with leaders from across the blue economy developing or supporting ocean tech start-ups
An interview with Mark Huang, co-founder of the bluetech innovation platform SeaAhead, on startups and the blue economy.
An interview with the CEO of Katapult Ocean, Jonas Skattum Svegaarden, about their startup accelerator and impact in the blue economy.
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