Seelution took part in the Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo in Amsterdam — one of the leading events in the industry. It was a great opportunity to connect with experts from around the world and explore the latest innovations in electric and hybrid marine technology.
We were excited to be on the front lines, learning about cutting-edge developments and exchanging ideas that are shaping the future of marine electrification. We’re proud to support the push toward a cleaner, more sustainable maritime industry.

Vessel NB965, a CSOV of VARD 4 25 design, has been successfully launched at the Vard Brăila shipyard in Romania. Seelution has been involved in this project for over a year, providing electrical engineering and coordination services on behalf of Vard.
We value the excellent cooperation with both Vard Norway and Vard Romania on this and many other successful projects.
The photos capture moments of collaboration between the Vard and Seelution teams at the Brăila shipyard.

Representing Nordic Marine Power (NMP), Seelution visited EIKTO Battery Co. Ltd in China’s Anhui province, taking part in a tour of EIKTO’s LiFePO₄ battery cell production lines, design offices, and testing laboratories.
A key milestone of the trip was the successful thermal runaway test of NMP’s latest marine ESS battery module. Seelution also provided hands-on guidance and support throughout the ongoing product refinement process.
The visit continued at Hengmai — a leading technology company specializing in battery electronics and BMS solutions, trusted by many of the industry’s top players.
Another step forward in Seelution’s mission to power a greener marine future.

During multiple on-site visits to Poland and Norway, Seelution provided as-built verification for a state-of-the-art, fully electric, motion-compensated walk-to-work (W2W) gangway system.
In addition, we supported quality assurance processes, including documentation review as well as on-site common mode measurements and reporting.

On behalf of Intership, Seelution visited the Zamakona shipyard in Bilbao multiple times, representing the owner for the electrical scope and providing on-site quality assurance for two newly built live fish carriers.
We ensured the quality of documentation and workmanship in accordance with industry standards and good marine practices.
