Norwegian Greentech: innovation in maritime water treatment

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Norwegian Greentech is a leading company in sustainable maritime technology, specializing in the treatment of water onboard ships. With a proven track record in the industry, the company offers advanced solutions to reduce the environmental impact of maritime operations, particularly through its innovative Ballast Water Management System (BWMS).

Filtration and UV treatment

Norwegian Greentech’s Ballast Water Management System (BWMS) combines filtration and UV treatment to eliminate harmful organisms and microorganisms in ballast water before discharge into the sea. This approach helps protect marine ecosystems from biological contamination while ensuring compliance with strict international regulations, including those set by the IMO and USCG.

A key feature of Norwegian Greentech’s solutions is their energy efficiency. With easy installation and maintenance, these systems can be serviced without interrupting normal onboard operations, minimizing downtime.

Grey and black water management

In addition to ballast water treatment, Norwegian Greentech has developed HMSA (High Modularity System Approach) systems for grey and black water management. Using reverse osmosis technology, these systems efficiently treat wastewater and freshwater, reducing the overall environmental impact of ships and ensuring compliance with the latest environmental regulations.

This innovative technology enables safe and sustainable water purification, offering cutting-edge solutions for maritime water treatment in the shipping industry.

Norwegian Greentech’s partnership with Mistral Marine Solutions further reinforces its mission to make the maritime industry cleaner and more responsible.

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