ROTTERDAM ALUMNI 2025

Meet the innovators of the maritime industry

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Flyability

Switzerland flag Switzerland

Collision-tolerant inspection drones for confined, hazardous spaces, removing the need for people to enter dangerous environments.

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Ayrton Energy

Canada flag Canada

Proprietary e-LOHC technology that stores and transports hydrogen safely as a liquid, using existing fuel infrastructure.

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13 Mari

United States flag United States

Ripple-shaped hull elements that reduce drag on ships, cutting fuel consumption and emissions on new and existing vessels.

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Hydrogenium

The Netherlands flag The Netherlands

A PFAS filter that isolates PFAS from surface water, with field detection and in-situ concentration methods in development.

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Fibri Tech

Poland flag Poland

3D spatial eco materials from organic fibers, offering biodegradable, high-capacity alternatives to traditional materials.

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NanoSieve

United States flag United States

Gas safety technology that detects and actively removes flammable and toxic gases in real time, beyond standard detection and alarms.

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SunGreenH2

Singapore flag Singapore

Proprietary nanomaterials and AI-driven design that boost electrolysis efficiency for scalable, lower-cost green hydrogen.

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Amphitrite

France flag France

Real-time satellite and in-situ data fusion for maritime decision-making, supporting green shipping, defence and environmental use.

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Newlight Blue

United States flag United States

A plug-in hybrid system that converts diesel engines to run on hydrogen and diesel, cutting fuel use and emissions with low upfront cost.

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