Collaboration with class and others underpinning adoption of clean technologies 

Nathan Liu and Luke de Freitas on how China is evaluating air lubrication

Nor-Shipping 2025: Charting a clearer course for decarbonisation As one of the largest and most influential gatherings in the shipping calendar, Nor-Shipping continues to bring together the people, ideas and innovation needed to shape the future of our industry. This year marked the 60th anniversary of the event, providing an opportunity to reflect on how far we’ve come and how much further we need to go on the journey to maritime decarbonisation. With the International Maritime Organization’s MEPC 83 meeting fresh in mind, and the next extraordinary session to formally adopt the mid-term GHG reduction measures approaching fast this October, Nor-Shipping was a reminder that the stakes for regulatory compliance have never been higher. Discussions throughout the week highlighted that energy efficiency technologies (EETs) are ready now and have a key role to play in driving progress and minimising emissions. We were proud to take part again this year, joining thousands of maritime leaders in Oslo for a packed week of panels, industry events and meetings to show how our air lubrication technology is making a real impact today. Here are our three key takeaways from Nor-Shipping 2025: 1. Decarbonisation is firmly anchored in the now   Photos from Nor-Shipping…

Innovation accolade recognises the real-world impact of the Silverstream® System

Accolade follows 2023 recognition in the International Trade category.

How we help customers get the most value from our solution

Agreement expands access to retrofit installations

Company achieves ISO 9001 / ISO 14001 / ISO 27001 / ISO 45001

Deal sees ALS installed on vessels chartered by a global energy company

New hub to enhance operational capabilities and support existing fleet

Sponsorship aligns with our commitment to community and the environment.

ALS leader among Britain’s 100 fastest-growing private companies.

Parties to collaborate on installing Silverstream® System on existing ships

Company optimises its leadership team with several new appointments

Highly Commended accolade from UK DBT

Move part of a wider plan focused on our Korean supply chain and service network

Silverstream® System to be installed on another two vessels

AIP further strengthens clean technology leader’s relationships and operations in Asia Maritime clean technology company Silverstream Technologies has signed an Agreement in Principle (AIP) with China Classification Society (CCS), a leading member of the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS), and the primary class society in China that serves the shipping, offshore and related industrial industries. This is Silverstream’s first agreement of this nature with a classification society. The AIP confirms that CCS has reviewed and verified the Silverstream® System’s design drawings and provides an independent class verification of its generic system design. Furthermore, the organisations will collaborate on project-specific engagements and approvals for the integration of the Silverstream® System in ships classed by CCS. The AIP further strengthens Silverstream’s ties to the Chinese shipping market. The company has an office and team in Shanghai, 20 of whom are purely dedicated to on-the-ground support for Asian installations of its technology. The Shanghai team is critical to Silverstream’s continued collaboration in China and enables the company to be at the very heart of one of the global shipping industry’s most important hubs. Noah Silberschmidt, Founder & CEO, Silverstream Technologies, said:“We are delighted to sign our first agreement of this style with a classification society, especially…