KIDEMIS is a Swiss startup that is developing a sustainable alternative to fishmeal and fish oil for aquafeed. The company's mycoprotein aquafeed is produced from renewable resources and is a high-quality, cost-effective, and scalable alternative to traditional aquafeed.

Bluetweet on Board, is an innovative system for monitoring water parameters on yachts, assessing their environmental impact during navigation. By integrating sensors and analysis tanks in vessels, they collect and analyze seawater data, providing yacht builders with a unique solution to enhance environmental sustainability.

EC4RAS develops innovative land-based Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS) using a unique Hybrid Electro-Chemical process to enhance sustainable seafood production. Their technology aims to transform global aquaculture by providing efficient, bio-secure, and environmentally friendly solutions that support food security and ESG targets.

Fish n' Greens is a pioneering project in Portugal that leverages nature-based, modular technology (SWIMS™) to establish commercially viable aquaponic units near cities. They are redefining urban food production with a closed-loop system that fosters the sustainable co-existence of fish and plant cultivation.

Eazy Chain is a maritime startup that tackles slow cargo movement in West Africa. They offer a two-pronged solution: efficient feeder vessels delivering containers directly to smaller ports, and a user-friendly digital platform for booking and tracking.

Portuguese Algaesys provides a unique water, nutrient and energy recovering system that utilises algae, other natural phototrophic organisms and the power of the sun.

ExypnoTech offers advanced fish farming solutions with their EyeFish device, using cameras and smart software for real-time monitoring of fish health and feeding. Their technology boosts productivity and sustainability in aquaculture, ensures food security and protect wild fish population.

Coldharbour Tiles is a luxury eco-tile brand developed by a German female founder, and the solution recycles plastics from fishing nets to manufacture floor- and wall tiles.

Vatoz is an autonomous marine vessel developed by a team in Turkey, that efficiently collects waste and monitors environmental parameters in coastal areas. It serves coastal communities and environmental agencies by providing real-time data and reducing pollution.

C Plastic aims at developing a solution to capture and convert plastic waste into credits for companies, promoting a circular economy and cleaner ecosystems. Their objective is to reduce marine and coastal pollution, empower local communities and support sustainable recycling practices.