NAVTOR wins “Best Adopter of Technology” award at SNIC 2025 in Singapore

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SNIC 2025 event - NAVTOR receives Best Adopter of Technology award

Last week at SNIC 2025, the Norwegian Business Association Singapore (NBAS) gathered over 250 participants from the Norwegian and Singaporean business communities to explore the theme “Navigating in a Changing Maritime World“.

The conference features keynote speakers, discussion panels, and state-of-the-art showcases from industry innovators, concentrating on how the maritime seascape is responding to global regulatory and geopolitical changes.

SNIC 2025 Innovation Awards:

About the Innovation awards-ceremony: "At SNIC 2025 we proudly celebrated outstanding companies from Singapore and Norway, recognising their exceptional contributions to maritime technology innovation and development." - NBAS

Innovation Norway and Enterprise Singapore Co-hosted the awards, which were presented by Arne Kjetil Lian (Innovation Norway), Dennis Lee (Enterprise Singapore) and Leonard Opitz Stornes (NBAS – Norwegian Business Association Singapore).

We are honored to be among the winners this year:

NAVTOR – Best Adopter of Technology For developing a fully integrated digital ecosystem that connects ship and shore, now powering 18,000+ vessels and holding over 30% of the global ENC market.

Reach Subsea – Most Innovative Technology For the Reach Remote USV, the world’s largest uncrewed surface vessel approved for fully remote operations without a support vessel

Seatrium – Most Promising Maritime Technology For the SEARA (OCCS) Solution which has the potential to transform how the maritime industry tackles decarbonisation by enabling up to 90% onboard CO₂ capture

PSA Marine & Kongsberg Maritim e – Partnership Award An inaugural award recognising an outstanding collaboration between a Singaporean and a Norwegian company. This year, we recognise the strategic partnership between Kongsberg Digital and PSA Marine to enhance harbour pilot training in Singapore through advanced simulator technology.