In 2025, climate and marine science investments supported continued deployment of advanced systems for oceanographic research vessels worldwide.

Kongsberg Maritime and Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers cooperate to equip an advanced acoustic research vessel for India’s Naval Physical and Oceanographic Laboratory with low-noise electric propulsion.

Command-and-control solution enables Skyranger 30 interoperability within the Netherlands’ layered air defence network.

Kongsberg Maritime expands its UUC PM thruster portfolio with higher-thrust variants to support offshore vessels requiring efficient propulsion and maintainable dynamic positioning systems.

A new partnership integrating satellites, AI and advanced sensors aims to deliver a sovereign European intelligence, surveillance and targeting constellation supported by a dedicated communications layer by 2029.

Kongsberg Maritime will equip four new Sea1 Offshore vessels with advanced Launch and Recovery Systems to enhance subsea construction safety and operational efficiency.

Norway has ordered approximately NOK 1 billion worth of NASAMS air defense components from Kongsberg to strengthen defense capabilities, including new command posts and THOR radios.

The contract includes PM azimuth thrusters, advanced ESS, automation, digital solutions, and full system integration to support India’s Green Tug Transition Programme and maritime decarbonisation goals.

A key benefit is the removal of winches and the need for floater-based personnel, cutting topside weight, reducing maintenance demands, and improving safety.

MetOp-SG-A1 improves weather prediction and climate monitoring with advanced instruments, delivering high-resolution data on atmospheric composition, temperature, and precipitation.