Norway aims to cut its emissions of CO2 in half by 2030
Marine Gasoil accounts for over 20% of Norway's petroleum consumption
ZeroKyst will set into motion a rapid technology shift for all vessel types in the fisheries and aquaculture industry
Develop and demonstrate a zero-emission powertrain
Develop a new zero-emission vessel
Retrofit 10 vessels to zero-emission propulsion
Flexible supply of electricity and hydrogen
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How should electric fishing boats be charged?
Fishing and aquaculture vessels consume significant amounts of fossil fuels each year, and there is great potential for emission reduction by switching to battery power. The ZeroKyst project is working to reduce emissions from the fisheries and aquaculture industry by developing charging infrastructure for fishing and aquaculture vessels
ZeroKyst partner Selfa Arctic AS delivers unique school boat to Senja high school
This is the third Selfa vessel the school acquires for teaching purposes. Troms and Finnmark County authorities had a large tender competition in 2020, seeking offers
The solutions of the future
ZeroKyst will demonstrate scalable solutions for zero-emission propulsion, directed at both national and international markets. The project will also develop the knowledge necessary to enable the transition to zero-emission.
Partners from the whole value chain
The ZeroKyst consortium includes powertrain developers, shipbuilders and shipyards, a municipality, an industry cluster, a research institute and a university.
