Navigate the future of maritime and offshore industries.

Navigate the Future of Maritime and Offshore Industries

Marine and offshore industries connect the world’s economies through shipping, ports, fishing, offshore energy and undersea infrastructure, all while facing mounting pressure to decarbonise vessels, secure critical maritime trade routes and safely operate in increasingly extreme environments. As global trade and offshore energy production continue to expand, the sector must modernise fleets, ports and platforms while navigating tightening environmental regulations.

This transformation plays out differently across the world’s major maritime nations.

• Canada has the longest coastline of any country in the world, stretching close to 243,000 kilometres across the Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic oceans, shaping one of the most extensive maritime and port networks on the planet.
• France holds the world’s second largest exclusive economic zone, covering nearly 11 million square kilometres across every ocean except the Arctic, thanks to its overseas territories, giving it a uniquely global maritime footprint.
• Brazil has become the world leader in ultra-deepwater oil exploration technology, with its offshore pre-salt fields now home to the largest deepwater oil production field on the planet.

Wherever they operate, marine and offshore companies face the same core challenge: modernising vessels, ports and platforms while decarbonising operations and securing safe, resilient maritime supply chains. This is exactly where ABGi operates, helping companies across shipbuilding, offshore energy and maritime infrastructure secure R&D tax credits and innovation funding for their projects.