Maritime company directory

The directory contains 93 results across eight pages. Its introduction describes Norway as having a complete maritime ecosystem and value chain built on centuries of maritime experience, and links to https://businessnorway.com/industries/maritime. Company listings and their publicly displayed card information:

1. BRØDRENE HUKKELBERG AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
2. BRØDRENE AA AS — builds fast ferries from carbon-fibre composites; described as a global leader in this area.
3. YARA INTERNATIONAL ASA — global supplier of crop nutrition, ammonia and essential industrial solutions.
4. ECOXY AS — provides emissions measurement and verification, with a focus on offshore and maritime industries.
5. KONGSBERG MARITIME AS — supplies maritime technology across vessel classes from offshore platforms and cruise liners to fishing and naval vessels, supporting operations in varied marine environments.
6. MARITIME ROBOTICS AS — Trondheim-based developer of uncrewed surface vessels and ocean autonomy, founded in 2005; supports remote operations in defence/security, ocean mapping and offshore energy.
7. NORDIC UNMANNED ASA — supplies uncrewed aircraft systems and services, including vessel sulphur-emissions and oil-spill monitoring.
8. REMOTA AS — aims to reduce staffed offshore operations through a remote operations centre for ocean activities.
9. ULSTEIN DESIGN & SOLUTIONS AS — Ulsteinvik-based ship-design and systems developer; also provides engineering, project management and shipbuilding support.
10. SCANDINAVIAN REACH TECHNOLOGIES AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
11. EQUATOR AIRCRAFT AS — develops the EQP2 amphibious light aircraft, aiming for easier use and lower operating and maintenance costs through modern production methods, light strong materials and user-focused design.
12. SEAM AS — supplier of low- and zero-emission maritime power and automation systems.
13. MASSTERLY AS — Wilhelmsen and Kongsberg joint venture offering an autonomous-shipping chain spanning vessel design, development, control systems, logistics and operations.
14. SHIFTR AS — develops an autonomous battery-swap robot intended to reduce quay turnaround time and enable electrification of new and existing vessels on short and long routes.
15. UMOE MANDAL AS — designs and builds composite vessels, often using air-cushion principles; has more than two decades of experience, including naval craft.
16. BRAVO MARINE AS — uses its patented C-RAY ROV system to remove marine growth from underwater structures.
17. FJELLSTRAND AS — shipyard founded in 1928; offers newbuilds, conversions, hybrid-vessel battery installations, maintenance, and aluminium and steel structures.
18. DNV AS — independent risk-management and assurance organisation and classification society; provides testing, certification and technical advice across maritime and energy sectors.
19. MØLLERODDEN AS — global supplier of lifting equipment for offshore and onshore industries.
20. NORWEGIAN SUBSEA AS — develops motion-reference units for use in dynamic positioning, vessel and helideck monitoring, wave radar, motion compensation, ROVs, hydrography, metocean work, floating wind and offshore fish farms.
21. MIROS AS — measures offshore conditions including waves, currents and speed through water, and detects oil spills; provides remotely accessible data services.
22. BANDAK AS — high-tech company established in 1938 in Lunde, specialising in advanced machining and taut-wire systems for energy, maritime, defence and general industry.
23. ARGEO AS — established in 2017 by an experienced team based in Asker; develops digital-ocean data acquisition, processing and modelling solutions.
24. JOTUN A/S — global paint manufacturer with interior and exterior protection products sold in more than 100 countries.
25. GLAMOX AS — listed under the profile URL https://businessnorway.com/companies/glamox-as-avd-oslo; no summary shown on the directory card.
26. SEAONICS AS — develops handling and lifting systems for efficient maritime operations.
27. NORWEGIAN ELECTRIC SYSTEMS AS — supplies low- and zero-emission propulsion and control systems for vessels globally.
28. HYDROLIFT SMART CITY FERRIES AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
29. SELFA ARCTIC AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
30. CORVUS ENERGY AS — founded in 2009; provides energy technology intended to reduce shipowners’ operational emissions.
31. EVOY AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
32. BRIM EXPLORER AS — founded in 2018; operates quiet, lower-impact ocean experiences in Tromsø, Lofoten, Bodø, Oslo and Svalbard, and has developed five electric or hybrid-electric vessels.
33. STABLE AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
34. HAV GROUP ASA — international provider of technology and services focused on helping marine and maritime industries move toward zero emissions.
35. OCEAN VISUALS AS — Norwegian joint venture between Industries Holding and LDI Innovation.
36. HAVILA KYSTRUTEN AS — presents the Norwegian Coastal Express as a distinctive voyage shaped by its ships, ports, scenery and history.
37. NORLENSE AS — founded in Fiskebøl in 1975 and described as a market leader in oil-spill recovery; also supplies inflatable emergency tents. Its offshore booms draw on the purse-seine principle.
38. BLUEDAY TECHNOLOGY AS — works to lower customers’ energy consumption.
39. RUSTIBUS WORLDWIDE AS — makes patented chain-drum machines for removing scale and rust from ship decks, hatch covers, tank tops and other surfaces.
40. TEMPIA AS — provides refrigeration and heat-pump technology using environmentally oriented refrigerants, plus HVAC and industrial refrigeration services.
41. BERGEN ENGINES AS — produces medium-speed engines for power generation, commercial shipping and naval uses; founded in Bergen in 1855 and reports more than 7,500 engines built. It joined Langley Holdings on 31 December 2021.
42. METIZOFT AS — develops maritime compliance and sustainability-reporting tools.
43. OPTRONICS TECHNOLOGY AS — develops and manufactures optical gas detectors, drawing on more than 40 years in gas detection.
44. VARD GROUP AS — designs and builds specialised vessels for global markets.
45. SCOUTDI AS — supplies a drone-based system for inspecting confined spaces and indoor industrial assets, reducing the need for scaffolding or climbing.
46. VESSELMAN AS — digital platform for inspections, dry-docking and technical-management workflows.
47. OFFSHORE SENSING AS — designs and builds the Sailbuoy uncrewed surface vehicle.
48. EELUME AS — develops underwater technology, with an emphasis on exploration and limiting environmental impact.
49. SPILLTECH AS — develops technology for maritime waste challenges.
50. NAVTOR AS — provides integrated e-navigation and vessel-performance solutions; established in 2011 and expanded through an international subsidiary and distributor network.
51. REMOTE OPERATIONS AS — develops solutions based on experience with autonomous systems and newer technologies.
52. KONCIV AS — collaboration platform for supply-chain owners and partners, enabling joint planning, tracking and information sharing.
53. KONGSBERG DIGITAL AS — industrial-software provider for designing, operating and maintaining assets; listed applications include carbon capture and storage, new energy, voyage optimisation, emissions reduction and grid balancing, using connected industrial data for decisions across value chains.
54. BLUEYE ROBOTICS AS — provides accessible ways to observe underwater environments, with stated aims around knowledge and sustainability.
55. WAI ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS AS — supplies biocarbon products for metallurgical industries seeking to replace fossil carbon.
56. RAA LABS AS — focuses on providing reliable data to asset-intensive maritime industries through maritime-domain and technical expertise.
57. MIXMOVE AS — cloud logistics software connecting systems to support profitability and lower CO₂ emissions.
58. MIKO MARINE AS — established in 1996 around magnetic patches for stopping seawater leaks into vessels or oil leaks from vessels into the sea.
59. ECONNECT ENERGY AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
60. DELITEK AS — manufactures stainless-steel waste-management systems in Norway for maritime and offshore use.
61. OCEANFRONT AS — develops maritime technologies intended to support environmental responsibility.
62. ANDA-OLSEN AS — develops power supplies for critical installations, with more than 60 years’ experience in harsh environments.
63. PASCAL TECHNOLOGIES AS — develops air-lubrication systems intended to improve vessel efficiency and reduce environmental impact.
64. SCANSHIP AS — part of Vow, which provides wastewater purification, waste-to-resource and clean-energy systems for cruise, aquaculture, land-based industries and utilities.
65. ELTORQUE AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
66. VINDSKIP AS — promotes a lower-carbon ship concept using wind, biogas and LNG for automotive transport.
67. DUALOG AS — has developed ship-to-shore software since 1994.
68. AD NAVIGATION AS — provides GNSS navigation and positioning technology.
69. HEINZMANN AUTOMATION AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
70. INNSEP AS — NTNU spinout established in 2011 to develop Lynx, a scalable gas/liquid separator for removing droplets from gas streams.
71. SALT LOFOTEN AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
72. ZINUS AS — supplies cable-management shore-power systems and autonomous port and vessel solutions, using patented designs.
73. OCEANTHERM AS — researches and develops methods and technology to mitigate tropical-cyclone damage.
74. BEFORM NORGE AS — offers transport-safety products described as environmentally friendly, good-quality and cost-effective.
75. ALTERA INFRASTRUCTURE NORWAY AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
76. NOFI TROMSØ AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
77. SERVOGEAR AS — manufactures controllable-pitch propeller systems for fast workboats, ferries, offshore vessels and yachts; its Ecoflow Propulsor is described as efficient and low-emission.
78. SIGLAR CARBON AS — maritime-emissions analytics provider whose insights support shipping decisions and emissions and cost reduction.
79. WAVEFOIL AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
80. IXYS AS — enables remote-controlled operations in inaccessible, harsh environments.
81. ULMATEC PYRO AS — listing with no summary on the directory card.
82. ZEABUZ AS — develops intelligent navigation and remote-supervision systems for conventional vessels; launched autonomous urban passenger ferries.
83. POLYFORM AS — manufacturer of buoys, fenders and floats; operating since 1955 and described as a leading supplier in its field.
84. OPT-E AS — offers Energy Saving as a Service for pumps and fans in industry, shipping and land-based fish farming, reporting energy reductions of 20–50%; also offers onsite energy and battery solutions, energy management through Opt-E Energi AS, and building-ventilation optimisation through ClevAir AS.
85. NORDIC GREEN PRODUCTS AS — manufactures and sells industrial bio-cleaners described as biodegradable and non-toxic.
86. OPTIMARIN AS — established in 1994 and described as a pioneer in ballast-water treatment.
87. SHIPSHAVE AS — enables crews to remove biofouling while vessels are in transit.
88. PSW POWER & AUTOMATION AS — delivers electrification and renewable-energy systems.
89. FOUNT AS — Bergen-based EV charging partner launched in 2024; its platform combines energy, vehicle and logistics data to coordinate fleet charging.
90. RESQUNIT AS — publicly listed ocean-technology company developing equipment to release and recover lost fishing gear.
91. ULSTEIN POWER & CONTROL AS — supplies integrated power and marine automation for newbuilds and vessel retrofits internationally.
92. STADT GROUP AS — Norwegian-owned global technology company founded in Gjerdsvika in 1985, focused on reliable, low-noise and sustainable vessel operations; STADT NAVAL AS is part of the group.
93. ZEM AS — integrates marine electric and hybrid drivetrains.