To support innovation in maritime energy systems, the HEMOS project delved deeper into the market, creating a detailed analysis to explore trends, challenges, and opportunities in decarbonising the shipping industry. By combining research, surveys, and expert interviews, the study highlights the potential for advanced energy systems.

When discussing innovation and novel technologies, we naturally look into the future. However, while moving forward, it is also worth measuring how far we have already come.

Within the EEN, BIA maps public funding opportunities, helps find partners and advises on funding applications. This is how the shipbuilding company LTH-Baas reached an ambitious Horizon Europe project.

The HEMOS general assembly took place in Naples from the 15th–16th of November 2022. During the assembly, partners shared the preliminary results of the first project semester.

Several shipowners at the fair expressed interest in conducting data analysis on their ships.

HEMOS has already caught media attention and significant interest among decision-makers in the maritime industry.

Visit the LTH-Baas booth at SMM Hamburg to learn more about HEMOS.

Follow the HEMOS journey in capturing the lost heat on LinkedIn!

HEMOS team visited the Allure of the Seas in Miami.

HEMOS team visited a state-of-the-art cruise ship Wonder of the Seas in Naples.

We are pleased to announce the formation of the HEMOS project consortium. The project is funded by the Horizon Europe initiative, under a call for “Clean and competitive solutions for all transport modes”.