In some ways it’s the most important day of the year: our annual team away day. Under a brilliant bright blue winter sky, and with a focus on company, personal, and team goals for 2025, the Marine Zero team gathered at the iconic Cutty Sark in Greenwich, London.
The purpose of our meeting was to discuss and plan strategy for 2025. Bringing the whole team together to do this is an essential part of the strategic process – everybody’s ideas and contributions get a platform and are valued. It was really good to see the team – which has grown significantly in the last 12 months – so energised and enthused by spending valued time together.
Our discussion included updates on current business. In the last 12 months Marine Zero has made remarkable strides on some groundbreaking maritime decarbonisation projects including Electric Thames, A&P Falmouth Clean Shore Power, and Zephr. Important project milestones and valuable insights were shared and discussed, as were some exciting new zero emissions product launch plans for 2025.
As we look ahead to 2025, the team is more motivated than ever to drive forward groundbreaking initiatives in clean maritime energy. We are not only proud of the progress we’ve made so far, but also deeply committed to furthering our role in decarbonising the marine fleet and associated ports. With a strong foundation, expert team, and clear vision, we look forward to expanding our impact.
In the team picture, we have the legendary Cutty Sark in the backdrop. It was built in 1869, the fastest ship of its time, racing across the world’s oceans to bring tea from China.
