LOWNOISER: Protecting Marine Life by Lowering Ship Noise

Underwater noise pollution from shipping poses significant threats to marine ecosystems, disrupting essential marine species’ behaviors, such as communication, navigation, and reproduction.

With €6,3 million in funding from the European Union, the LOWNOISER partners will develop innovative noise reduction technologies, establish regulatory standards, and advance industry practices to protect marine habitats.

“Maritime CleanTech is proud to launch the LOWNOISER project, which represents a pivotal step in addressing the critical environmental challenge of underwater noise pollution from shipping. By the project’s holistic approach, we are ensuring that the technologies are part of a sustainable, long-term solution to protect marine ecosystems, safeguarding our oceans for future generations,” says Ada Jakobsen, CEO of Maritime CleanTech.

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Through the new LOWNOISER project, Maritime CleanTech and partners will tackle the often-overlooked problem of underwater noise pollution caused by maritime traffic.
Ada Jakobsen og Andreas Bjelland Eriksen (Foto - Maritime CleanTech)
Norwegian Minister of Climate and Environment, Andreas Bjelland Eriksen, applauds the EU’s €6.3 million investment in the LOWNOISER project, a Norway-led initiative tackling underwater noise pollution from shipping.

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