Mari Tech Conference & Exhibition 2025

What: Mari Tech Conference & Exhibition
Where: Hotel Bonaventure, Montreal, Quebec
When: Tuesday April 22 to Thursday April 24
Learn more: https://mari-techconference.ca/  
Booth Number: 12

Mari-Tech 2025 is Canada’s premier conference and exhibition for the marine engineering community, bringing together industry leaders, shipbuilders, naval architects, and technology innovators. Hosted by the Canadian Institute of Marine Engineering (CIMarE), this event serves as a platform to explore the latest advancements in ship design, propulsion, electrification, and digitalization.

Danfoss Marine is excited to return to Mari-Tech 2025, Canada’s premier event for the marine engineering community. As the industry pushes toward a decarbonized future, we are committed to delivering cutting-edge solutions that drive efficiency, electrification, and sustainability.

We’re excited to showcase the iC7-Marine, a game-changing drive designed for the demands of modern marine applications. With best-in-class motor control and enhanced cybersecurity, it enables seamless integration of electrification at scale—helping vessels operate smarter, cleaner, and more efficiently.

Learn more about Mari Tech: https://mari-techconference.ca/

Hydrogen Whitepaper

Danfoss Impact Issue number 5, “Green Hydrogen: A Critical Balancing Act,” explores the opportunities and challenges for green hydrogen as governments and industry look for solutions to decrease carbon footprint and meet the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement. While the technologies needed to produce hydrogen efficiently are available, we need to be strategic about how, when and where we produce and consume it.

Green hydrogen offers an innovative solution to replace fossil fuels in hard-to-abate sectors – that are not easily decarbonized through direct electrification - such as aviation, long-distance shipping and heavy industry. In October 2023 the U.S. Department of Energy affirmed the U.S.’s commitment to hydrogen adoption, announcing a $7 billion investment in seven regional clean hydrogen hubs to accelerate the domestic market for low-cost clean hydrogen. The Department predicts that, as a result, the hubs will produce approximately three million tons of clean hydrogen annually.