National Maritime is supporting the Innovate UK’s Global Business Innovation Programme (GBIP), delivered by Innovate UK EDGE. They are looking to recruit up to 15 high-growth innovative UK businesses in the Ocean Technology sector who are looking to expand overseas and collaborate with Canadian partners.
Focus Areas:
This new initiative is particularly aimed at businesses in the areas of:
Aquaculture
Fisheries
Marine Energy
Marine Environmental Monitoring
Marine Net Zero
Marine Observations
Marine Robotics
Marine Transportation
Ocean Plastics
Key Technologies with marine applications including, but not limited to:
Alternative Energy
Aquaculture Systems
Autonomous Vessels
Fishery Processes and
Management
Ocean Sensors
Robotics and Drones
Vessel Design and Manufacture
The Innovation Visit to Halifax, Nova Scotia, includes participation at Canada’s premier event for the ocean technology sector. The H2O: Home to Overseas Conference and Exhibition will include: the ocean industry showcase, UK pavilion presence, exclusive networking opportunities through pre-arranged B2B meetings with like-minded Canadian and international businesses, formal receptions, and the high-profile international Oceans Gala Dinner. This year’s conference will also include on-water demos at the Centre for Ocean Ventures & Entrepreneurship (COVE).
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