Kjell Inge Røkke talks about his commitment to ocean sustainability, his patronage of REV Ocean and HUB Ocean, and his role as the UN Ocean Decade Special Emissary of Industrial Ocean Data.

The collaboration aims to support DNB’s commitment to sustainable growth, focusing on the sectors of shipping, seafood, and renewable energy by utilizing data-driven insights.

The two organizations want to drive innovation in ocean sustainability through advanced data integration and real-time undersea monitoring capabilities.

Our new report, Tides of Transparency, reveals that only 3% of global ocean biodiversity data comes from the private sector, and urges industries to contribute crucial information to accelerate sustainable ocean management.

Cognite, the globally recognized authority in Data and AI for industry, and HUB Ocean, a pioneer in ocean data, have been selected by Dutch offshore wind farm developer Ecowende, to build and operate the Ecology Data Repository (EDR) for a groundbreaking offshore wind farm project

The mission for the Ocean Matcher is to tackle the funding challenge of the Ocean Decade, and to facilitate smart matching between scientists and innovators on one hand and philanthropists and investors on the other

In a landmark agreement, non-profit foundation HUB Ocean partners with wind farm developer Ecowende to make ecology data publicly accessible through HUB Ocean’s Ocean Data Platform.

We are happy to announce the expansion of our "Making Oceans Count" programme, in collaboration with our partners the Green Digital Finance Alliance and Copenhagen Business School.

HUB Ocean and World Wildlife Fund US (WWF) announced today a new collaboration that will deliver data-driven solutions at the intersection of ocean health, the blue economy, and peace and security.

PGS and HUB Ocean have signed a data-sharing agreement

Join our event at COP28 where we dive into the sea of data and practical actions

What can a methane-sniffing satellite that picked up the Nord Streams ruptures tell us about the future on managing the ocean? Our Head of Platform, Jo Øvstaas, discusses how the future scenarios are (almost) here. 

As McKinsey says in its Insights, the shipping sector is the lifeblood of global trade, accounting for approximately 80% of all trade, with further growth expected. The industry also represents about 3 percent of total CO2 emissions—an amount that, if unchecked, could increase by as much as 50% by 2050.  

It´s not a “hot” topic in the world where words like artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, and digital twin of the ocean are flying around.

C4IR Ocean has changed its name to HUB Ocean. And above you can see our new logo. Our new name encompasses all we have set out to do.

Demystifying the sharing of ocean data

Proudly presenting at the International Ocean Data Conference – The data we need for the Ocean we want!

Kimberly Mathisen formally joins the ocean technology center C4IR Ocean as CEO. The technology champion with a strong international background knows where she wants and needs to take C4IR Ocean.

Senior executive Gry Ulverud only Nordic representative in the UN Data Coordination Group for the Decade of Ocean, chosen among more than 130 nominees.

The ocean data collaboration hub C4IR Ocean and the digital chartering platform Vanora are joining forces to give charterers, cargo owners and brokers a one-stop-shop for chartering bulk tonnage with the lowest CO2 footprint.