Allan Vestergaard has spent more than three decades at sea. As owner and skipper of the vessel T 247 Ester, one of the four boats tested within the SEAGLOW project, […]
Achieving climate neutrality by 2050 will require not only technological innovation, but also policies that are firmly rooted in social, economic and environmental realities. In this context, grounding the EU’s […]
At the beginning of September 2025, the Norwegian fishing vessel Anna Katharina was hauled ashore at Kvitsøy for a comprehensive hull treatment. As part of the ongoing SEAGLOW project, the […]
On the 23-24 September 2025 SEAGLOW was represented at the Mission Ocean and Waters Conference in Nyborg, Denmark – a gathering that brought together European stakeholders to discuss the EU’s […]
18 June 2025, Gothenburg – This week, the SEAGLOW consortium met in Gothenburg for two days of focused collaboration, hosted by partner the RISE Research Institutes of Sweden. Partners from […]
Seaglow is at the forefront of advancing the energy transition in the European Union’s fisheries, with a particular focus on ensuring that small-scale fisheries (SSF) have access to the technological […]
We are pleased to announce that our work has been featured in the January/February 2025 edition of Eurofish International Organisation Magazine. The article highlights our commitment to advancing sustainability in […]
On 7-8 November, scientists of Seaglow’s partner AZTI travelled to Võiste, Estonia, to install the data acquisition system named SIMUL. The installations were carried out on a small-scale fishing vessel […]
28 November, Stenungsund (Sweden) – The SEAGLOW project was presented at the Nationell yrkesfiskekonferens 2024 (National Commercial Fishing Conference), organized by the Swedish Rural Network (Landsbygdsnätverket). Representing SEAGLOW at […]
As climate challenges escalate, the fishing industry—particularly small-scale fisheries—reaches a pivotal moment. With the growing need to reduce carbon emissions and adopt sustainable practices, innovation is essential for the […]
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