Stillstrom by Maersk has underlined its growth ambitions in Scotland after winning the Technology and Business Innovation award at The Scottish Green Energy Supply Chain Awards in Aberdeen for its offshore charging solutions.
The Scottish Green Energy Supply Chain Awards, organised by Scottish Renewables and hosted at P&J Live, highlight the people and businesses driving Scotland’s renewable supply chain, with 34 nominees shortlisted across eight categories this year.
The Technology and Business Innovation category celebrates organisations developing unique solutions or processes to solve client problems through technology, efficiency initiatives and novel solutions.
Stillstrom was selected as the winner for its breakthrough offshore power and charging technology, which reduces greenhouse gas emissions from vessel operations and enables low-emission operations for electric and hybrid vessels.
The company’s solutions are designed to help the sector cut fuel dependency, reduce costs and advance maritime decarbonisation, positioning Stillstrom to grow alongside Scotland’s expanding offshore wind and green maritime markets.
Kristian Borum Jørgensen, CEO at Stillstrom, said: “Our goal has always been straightforward: reduce GHG emissions from vessels by providing reliable, cost-efficient charging offshore, where it actually makes a difference. Winning this award confirms that the industry is ready to embrace solutions that deliver both climate impact and commercial value.”
He added: “Scotland’s offshore energy sector has long set the pace for innovation and we’re working closely with a number of Scottish businesses to bring our technology to market, so to be recognised by Scottish Renewables means a great deal.”
Now in its fifth year, the prestigious awards recognise skills, innovation and resilience across the full supply chain, from manufacturing and logistics to workforce development.
This latest win follows Stillstrom’s Emerging Technology award at the Offshore Achievement Awards in March, signalling growing market validation as the business moves from development into wider commercial deployment.
Stillstrom, which was founded in 2019 and has offices in Copenhagen and Aberdeen, is committed to reducing the maritime sector’s reliance on fossil fuels. Its suite of proprietary offshore charging solutions is designed to support the decarbonisation of offshore vessel operations, lowering the environmental impact for offshore wind farms that are central to Scotland’s net-zero growth plans.
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Stillstrom by Maersk is at the forefront of decarbonising the maritime sector with its pioneering offshore power and charging solutions, with a mission to reduce vessel emissions in the offshore wind supply chain. Its integrated charging systems enable hybrid and electric vessels to plug into low-emissions electricity while offshore. The business is owned by Maersk after being founded in 2019 as an innovation project and becoming an independent company in 2022. The company employs more than 30 people at its headquarters in Copenhagen and Aberdeen.
For more information about Stillstrom and its offshore power and charging solutions, visit stillstrom.com.
