Yinson GreenTech concluded a productive and future-focused week at Nor-Shipping 2025, where the global maritime community gathered in Oslo to explore new frontiers in ocean and transport innovation. Our presence at Booth B04-20, alongside Yinson Production, served as a platform to showcase our marine electrification and digitalisation solutions, while strengthening strategic partnerships across the maritime sectors.

One of the week’s highlights was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore. This collaboration aims to support the advancement of Singapore’s Maritime Digital Twin, where Yinson GreenTech will explore the use of real-world vessel data and operational insights to enhance port efficiency, safety, and environmental outcomes.

We also signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with RMS Marine & Offshore Service (S) Pte Ltd to introduce electric vessels into RMS’ operations, including full lifecycle support through operations, maintenance, energy supply, and integration with our Marine Digital Platform; where MDP enables the streamlining of booking, tracking, and reporting, providing seamless coordination among shippers, carriers, and third-party logistics providers. In tandem with this partnership, a successful delivery trial was completed on 23 May to the Al Tuwar, a milestone that marked the vessel’s maiden voyage through Singapore.

These milestones reflect Yinson GreenTech’s growing role as a leading green technology provider, connecting electric vessels, infrastructure, and digital solutions to create cleaner, more efficient maritime operations.