Insights and Updates from the Maritime Industry

The maritime industry is global, complex, and full of opportunity, but for many students it can still feel difficult to […]

As part of the International Propeller Club of Norway’s ongoing work to strengthen its digital presence and communication, the Digital

When time is critical, strong networks matter most. A call from the UK, a vessel in Oslo, and a trusted Propeller Club connection turned an urgent challenge into a fast, effective solution — showing the true power of maritime relationships.

The International Propeller Club of Norway marked its inaugural New Year Gala Dinner by mobilising industry support for the Windjammer charity, raising funds to help young people find purpose and opportunity through life-changing experiences at sea—while strengthening long-term maritime recruitment

As we move into 2026, we see the year ahead as one of continued growth, deeper collaboration, and broader engagement across the Norwegian and international maritime community. We have a strong and diverse programme planned, for members and partners.

From Norway to New Orleans, a single IPC introduction turned a trade fair visit into real business. UniSea’s story shows how Propeller Club membership builds trust, opens doors, and connects companies with key maritime decision-makers worldwide. Now!

Earlier this week, our communication and marketing partner Project Neon hosted an early-morning conversation about one of the maritime industry’s most decisive success factors: community, collaboration and belonging in a global, relationship-driven industry.

As a recognised leader in shipping innovation, Norway continues to pioneer greener fuels and smarter operations. To address rapid change, Dr. Sinem has launched a professional platform fostering structured dialogue and international exchange.