Save the date for One Ocean Week 2027

April 17–23,
Bergen, Norway

View the 2026 program

News

The FF Crown Prince Haakon arrived at the North Pole earlier this summer. The ship is now back in Longyearbyen. Photo: Vegard Stüerzinger/Polhavet 2050/Norwegian Polar Institute

Back after 50 days in the Arctic Ocean

September 14, 2026

Ole Arthur Vaage, head of Ragn-Sells Havbruk, hopes that the world's first plant to convert fish slurry into animal feed will be up and running in Norway in four to five years. (Photo: Elias Dahlen)

Plans to invest over one billion kroner in turning salmon waste into a raw material

September 9, 2026

a booth at a trade show or a maritime-themed career fair

Ocean Young brings together the ocean talent and business community of the future

September 9, 2026

Events

03.11.26

09:00

Subsea Next Course

Get a proper introduction to subsea technology through our three-day subsea course that takes place at CCB Subsea, OneSubsea and TechnipFMC sites in the Bergen area.

Askøy and Øygarden, Norway

22.09.26

6:30 p.m.

Hybrid Threats at Sea—Challenges and Opportunities

Arctic Frontiers invites you to a relaxed evening exploring a highly topical issue—hybrid threats at sea. These threats take various forms: disinformation, intelligence operations, and sabotage of critical infrastructure on the seabed.

Small Hall, Kulturhuset

29.09.26

09:00

The Offshore Wind Conference – Science Meets Industry 2026

In Bergen, academia, the business community, and the public sector come together to share new knowledge and ideas about offshore wind. Once again, we’re filling the University Auditorium with academic expertise, candid discussions, and the people who are building Norway’s offshore wind industry.

University Auditorium, UiB