New, sustainable energy mixes are vital to achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement. To help the maritime business get there, we invest resources and capital in developing projects and companies in renewable energy, covering the entire supply chain from production to end users.
Transitioning to sustainable energy in maritime is a challenge and an opportunity. The sector must overcome legacy infrastructure, high retrofit costs, and fuel availability gaps, while also navigating complex regulatory frameworks. Yet, innovation is accelerating. From wind-assisted propulsion and hydrogen fuel cells to battery-electric systems and green ammonia propulsion, clean technologies are reshaping vessel design, port operations, and energy supply chains. Strategic investments are enabling the Norwegian maritime cluster to lead the way in sustainable energy adoption.
Grieg New Energy plays an active role in this transformation. As an industrial project developer within Grieg Maritime Group, it invests in scalable, low-carbon solutions across the maritime value chain. Through partnerships and early-stage development, Grieg New Energy contributes to building the infrastructure and technologies needed for a zero-emission future. Its work reflects a broader commitment to sustainability, innovation, and responsible growth in maritime energy.