Meet Estonia’s Maritime Technology Delegation at Singapore Maritime Week 2026!
Led by Kuldar Leis, Minister of Infrastructure of the Republic of Estonia, this delegation brings Estonia’s cutting-edge maritime innovations to Singapore.
As part of their visit, the delegation will participate in Singapore Maritime Week 2026, an annual flagship event shaping the future of global maritime innovation.
Let’s connect, collaborate, and chart the course for intelligent maritime solutions!
Meet your next partner from Estonia at Stand B14.
Estonia is a gateway to maritime excellence. Environmentally sustainable, innovative and secure marine economy for abitious business ideas, with a focus on tailor-made solutions. Estonia´s maritime industry is sustainable and technologically advanced, we offer supportive business environment and collaborative ecosystem.
For more information about the trade mission, please contact Kätrin Aas ([email protected]).
The project is funded by the EU—NextGenerationEU program and organized in collaboration with the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Cybernetica builds future-proof technologies for secure digital societies, drawing on over 25 years of expertise in cybersecurity, cryptography, and e-governance. Our maritime portfolio brings together coastal surveillance, vessel traffic management, coastal radio communications, port management, radio positioning, maritime rescue & SAR, and GMDSS systems, all grounded in in-house R&D. We serve civil and military clients across government, enterprise, and business sectors, with systems deployed in more than 100 locations worldwide, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, the UAE, and Romania.
Founded in 2001, SRC delivers solutions from engineering to final installation- whether in port, on voyage, or in remote locations.
By integrating OEM technologies and developing its own innovations, such as Methanol Superstorage, SRC helps shipowners stay ahead of regulations while reducing operational costs.
In business since 1934, LTH‑Baas is an AAA‑rated marine turnkey specialist and award‑winning innovator.
With all expertise under one roof, we deliver end‑to‑end solutions from concept development to commissioning — providing maritime services focused on decarbonisation, energy efficiency, and future‑ready technologies for the global shipping industry.
Insta Globe Engineering is a dynamic, flexible and efficient group of companies from Estonia with subsidiaries in Norway, Germany, Sweden and South Korea. We have specialized in the provision of installation and commissioning services in the electrical sector. We provide these services to the shipbuilding, offshore, energy and industrial sectors. We have over 90 highly qualified EU-national professionals who have global work experience in the various sectors. Our mobile and tailor-made teams have performed projects all around the globe for more than 10 years. Just an example of some short term works we’ve been carried out for vessel retrofit & shipbuilding:
• BWTS installation/commissioning, delivery
• Scrubber installation/commissioning
• Water mist system upgrade
• Wärtsila engine UNIC2 upgrade
• ABB Cycloconverter retrofits
• Kongsberg VMS upgrade/retrofit
• Fugro positioning system installations
• Power distribution system upgrades
• Lighting automation system installations
• Vessel safety systems installation/commissioning
• Automatic sliding doors systems installation/commissioning
Our technicians have global experience working at LNG tankers, Drilling Rigs, FPSO, Pipelayers, Tug Pushers, Cargo vessels, multiple passenger vessels including Royal Caribbean cruise vessels. Also participating in several projects in Singapore for cruise vessels cyclo converters retrofit projects.
Our product is certificated and used in the educational programs of local marine universities and offshore and marine training companies. Among our references are the Estonian maritime academy, TalTech University, and Reval Marine & Offshore Training.
ShoreLink is an Estonian technology company specializing in providing tailored shore power and shore charging solutions, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable global maritime landscape. Our cutting-edge technology plays a pivotal role in the decarbonization of port areas during vessel docking, contributing to a greener tomorrow. At the core of our operations is the design and manufacturing of Cable Management System equipment. ShoreLink is dedicated to developing a diverse range of shore power solutions tailored to various vessel types, including RoRo, RoPax, Cruise, Containers, Bulk Carrier, Offshore Supply, Electrical and Hybrid Ferries, and other marine vessels. Our innovative solutions are currently operational in Estonia, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, the Netherlands, India, and the United Arab Emirates. We proudly maintain a prominent position as one of the leading manufacturers of Cable Management Systems for Cruise vessels and RoRo/RoPax vessel segments in Europe. We prioritize adaptability, tailoring our products and services to meet the unique needs of our customers. ShoreLink is dedicated to powering sustainability!
EMC connects key players in the industry, fosters collaboration, and supports the development of cutting-edge solutions that address the challenges and opportunities facing the maritime sector.
With a strong focus on sustainability, digitalisation, and competitiveness, they strive to position Estonia as a leading hub for maritime excellence in the Baltic Sea region.
Marine Technology Competence Centre (MARTE) is a research and development unit of the Tallinn University of Technology in Estonia.
MARTE offers product development services to industrial and technology companies to create innovative design solutions and devices. MARTE’s main research field is sustainable marine engineering, namely, vessel hydrodynamics – resistance, seakeeping, loads and maneuverability.
The Marine Technology Competence Centre Naval Architecture and Hydrodynamics research infrastructure in Kuressaare, Saaremaa is included on the Estonian Research Infrastructures Roadmap, the list of nationally important research infrastructures.
20 Apr 2026
Singapore