Explore how we protect people and planet by innovating technology today, for a better tomorrow

Emissions compliance and fuel efficiency: a double benefit

Kongsberg Maritime’s new Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) uses comprehensive data gathering combined with industry-leading integration to help ship owners and operators prepare for new environmental regulations and make future proofing fleets easier.

Celebrating 10 years of rim-drive thruster innovation

We proudly mark a decade since the launch of our pioneering rim-drive permanent magnet thruster technology, celebrating both its 10th anniversary and almost 100 orders for this groundbreaking propulsion solution.

New HUGIN for the University of Gothenburg to Replace “Ran”

The purchase contract is currently being signed for the HUGIN underwater vehicle with a 3000-meter range, which will replace “Ran”, lost under an Antarctic glacier in 2024. A major donation from Voice of the Ocean, along with insurance funds, now enables researchers at the University of Gothenburg to plan new expeditions.

Five wonders of waterjet technology

Kamewa Waterjets offer high performance and unexpected benefits beyond efficiency at high speed. They also provide tight control, extreme manoeuvrability and operational flexibility for the most demanding requirements.

Systems approach spells success

Navies around the world are under pressure to modernise, reduce costs and boost operational capability. Kongsberg Maritime’s systems-based approach offers a smarter, more resilient way forward—built on decades of commercial experience and global scale.

HUGIN: Safeguarding our critical undersea infrastructure

From the fibre-optic cables that connect the world to the pipelines that power it, we are becoming increasingly dependent on these invisible assets. These critical subsea infrastructures are vulnerable, and monitoring them is no small task. Fortunately, there are various tools that make the job easier. The HUGIN family is one of them.

Allies validate NSM performance in Arctic exercise

Demonstrating long-range strike capability and allied coordination, Norway, the United Kingdom and Poland conducted Exercise Ægir 25 in northern waters. The Naval Strike Missile (NSM), developed by Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, was at the centre of the scenario, employed jointly across allied platforms in a series of live firings.

A digital driving force

As shipping technology becomes more sophisticated, Tejbir Singh is a man with a plan to create a successful digital future for Kongsberg Maritime.

Space for Defence - The next layer of protection

Space has already proven essential in defence operations through ability to ensure robust communication, precise navigation, and continuous surveillance. All critical to maintaining national security in an increasingly unpredictable world. Space for Defence represents a new dimension in defence capability – where technology in orbit provides both decision support and operational control on the ground.

Designing for a sustainable future

At Kongsberg Maritime, sustainability isn’t a separate initiative -  it’s part of how we design, build and improve our products. Meet Elisabeth Lervåg Synnes, Product Sustainability Lead in the Propulsion and Handling division, whose work helps engineers turn sustainability targets into practical design decisions.

Being a lead engineer in Kongsberg Maritime

What does it take to lead some of the most complex engineering projects in the maritime industry today?  For Jens-Ingeman Stad Fosseli and Sondre Momrak Larsen, the answer lies in a mix of deep technical expertise, curiosity, and the ability to lead others.  

Global groundbreaker is anchored in excellence

Kongsberg Maritime has a proud history of delivering for customers and the range of products and services on offer will continue to grow. Standing still is not an option.