Knowledge Partnerships
As a part of the global maritime network, we partner with organizations for knowledge sharing and identifying collaborative pathways for impact.
Partnering for impact
We believe meaningful progress happens through collaboration.
Our knowledge partnerships are continuous impact explorations with like-minded organisations, where we co-create knowledge, share insights, and identify pathways to drive sustainable transformation across the maritime industry. By working closely with partners across sectors, we multiply our individual capacity to create real impact.
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We contribute as external advisors and knowledge partners across a range of maritime topics.
This can include providing input to materials, collaborating on ideas in multi-stakeholder settings, facilitating seminars, ect. -
By supporting younger professionals and emerging leaders with insight, we aim to contribute to the continued sustainable development of the sector.
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We actively participate in both formal and informal networks focused on maritime sustainability, innovation, and sector collaboration.
Contributing to these networks are a part of our long term investment in the future of the maritime industry, and enables us to create greater impact outside of our own work.
Our current partnerships
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Sustainable Shipping Initiative
A multi-stakeholder collective that brings together leaders across the entire shipping ecosystem to catalyse change and contribute to a more sustainable maritime industry.
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‘Getting to Zero’ Coalition
An alliance of more than 200 organisations including over 180 private companies within the maritime, energy, infrastructure, and finance sectors.
The Coalition aims to get commercially viable zero-emission vessels powered by zero-emission fuels into operation by 2030.
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Nordic Roadmap for the introduction of sustainable zero-carbon fuels
A two year programme funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers with strong regional support. The objective of the programme is to further develop green shipping corridors, supporting the transition to sustainable and emission-free maritime routes.
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The Solar Impulse Foundation
The foundation fast-tracks environmental solutions by identifying and promoting technologies that are both clean and economically viable. The foundation has assessed more then 1,000 solutions through a global alliance of experts and innovators.
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Sustainable Ocean Alliance
A non-profit organisation investing in scalable solutions, supporting grassroots initiatives near coasts, and building a resilient, blue economy. The network spans over more than 100 countries, and focuses on empowering young leaders and supporting ocean innovation.
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IBIA
An association representing the global bunker industry and all stakeholders across the industry value chain. Members collaborate to promote improved standards, knowledge sharing and pragmatic, workable regulations.
Previous contributions
2026
Tailored workshop at Nordic-Baltic Maritime Forum
Workshop
At the inaugural Nordic-Baltic Maritime Forum, we delivered a tailor-made workshop exploring the competitive advantages and leadership opportunities for the region’s maritime sector in a volatile and uncertain world. The workshop challenged participants to rethink Nordic-Baltic maritime sustainability not as a compliance exercise, but as a long-term geopolitical, societal, and industrial resilience question under deep uncertainty.
2025
Roundtable: Maritime SheEO Conference in Mumbai
Context
Maritime SheEO is a mission-driven maritime leadership and industry platform focused on diversity, inclusion, and women’s leadership development. Their conference gathers leaders focusing on women in the maritime sector.
Workshop
We delivered a roundtable that challenged Maritime India to see sustainability not as an environmental obligation, but as the foundation for long-term maritime resilience, competitiveness, and societal stability in a rapidly changing world. The session examined strengths and vulnerabilities in India’s maritime sector and explored opportunities for global impact.
photo: Ship.Energy
2022
Workshop: “The Role of the Intrapreneur”
at WISTA Annual Conference in Geneva
Workshop
Our workshop at WISTAs annual conference guided participants through a series of questions, exploring how sustainability transformation ultimately depends on empowering people inside organisations to challenge inertia, build trust, and turn good intentions into practical change. The workshop was a practical exploration of how individuals inside organisations can become catalysts for sustainability-driven change despite institutional inertia, risk aversion, and organisational resistance.
We use an evidence-based approach
We are intellectually rigorous, and rely on facts, analysis, and evidence to guide decisions and develop solutions.
We are honest and outspoken
We speak openly, challenge norms, and surface difficult questions while listening carefully and working closely with our clients
We tailor solutions to your organization
When partnering up, we commit as part of your team and tailor projects to the complexities of your specific challenges.
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