WE ARE

BLUE SKY MARITIME
COALITION

100 member organizations from across the value chain

Committed to accelerating innovation,

efficiency, and practical commercial pathways

to lower costs and emissions

Join us

What We Do

Every part of the North American maritime value chain plays a

critical role in shaping the path toward a more sustainable future

We all have a voice in the Coalition

Who We Are

Blue Sky Maritime Coalition has grown from 20 founders to 100 member companies including coastal and deepwater operators, owners, charterers, financiers, fuel providers, OEM's, Investors, NGO's, class societies, vessel designers, technology companies, law firms, ports, trade associations and academic institutions.

Together we recognize big challenges are rarely solved alone, and the need for systemic, cross-value chain collaboration.

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Who We Are

What We Do

Big challenges are rarely solved alone

Our Coalition focuses on practical collaboration around:

Technology

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Explore today's emerging technologies and support future innovations' application to maritime needs

Efficiency

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Develop efficient initiatives to eliminate miscommunications, delays, and missed opportunities

Policy

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Advocate for policies that accelerate practical regulator pathways

Commercial

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Support commercial viability and expand access to capital for investments in innovative projects

S3 Shipping Corridors

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Secure, Safe & Sustainable
Shipping Corridors

Workstreams collaborate across regional and global industry stakeholders

Teams engage on commercial and technical pathways and

projects that promote new ideas, share best practices,

and that are good for business and the environment

Meet the Workstream Leaders

What We're Doing Next

Across North America, governments and industry are advancing strategies to strengthen maritime competitiveness through investments in infrastructure, industrial capacity, modern fleets, advanced fuels and technology, workforce development, safety, security, and environmental stewardship.

Waterborne transport is already the world's most efficient mode for moving cargo; the challenge is turning ideas into greater value through even higher productivity, lower costs, and cleaner operations with lower emissions.

This session explores two fundamental questions for the Maritime Industry:

What should we do differently?

How do we get more value from what we do?