Newsletter | March 2026

Spring Ahead – News, Events & Funding Opportunities!

What’s in this month’s newsletter:

  • MUKSW Backs £271 Million Clean Maritime Investment

  • MUKSW Ocean Tech Expo 26, 17th and 18th June, University of Plymouth

  • MUKSW to attend Oceanology International

  • Creating Sustainable Harbours event, Friday 27th March 09:30-15.30, South Devon College Marine Academy, Noss-on-Dart Marina, Dartmouth

  • MUKSW Partner BMT unveils state-of-the-art Digital Innovation & Simulation Centre (DISC) in Fareham

  • GW-SHIFT: Updating Western Gateway Regional assets in Hydrogen

  • Maritime and Green Energy Pitch Event, Thursday 19th March, 2 pm to 5:30 pm, The Royal Hotel, Bideford

  • MUKSW Partner ORE Catapult’s Launch Academy 6 – Offshore Wind Accelerator Programme

  • Smart Engineering for a Sustainable Future: How T Levels can help future-proof your workforce

  • Transport Select Committee Backs SMI Calls on Skills and Procurement

  • Funding and opportunities

  • Connected Places Summit – Meet our Innovation Pitch Partners

  • MUKSW Partner the University of Plymouth helps to launch National

  • Marine Autonomy Accelerator to drive innovation and opportunity

  • Ocean OS and partners invite you to the National Showcase Event for EMMA (Environmental Maritime Modelling & Analytics), Friday 20 March, 10:30–15:30, Tinside Lido, Plymouth

  • OWGP new £1m innovation competition

  • Centres of Excellence Digital Directory Now Live

  • MUKSW Sponsor GW-SHIFT March updates

  • Tech South West Investment Summit, Wed 25 Mar 2026 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM, Sandy Park, Exeter

  • MUKSW Strategic Partner Teledyne Valeport Sponsors River Conservation Charity to Inspire the Next Generation of Environmental Leaders

  • Net Zero and Climate Change: Getting Started as Individuals and Enterprises – 11th March 2026

  • MUKSW Sponsor ACUA Ocean unveils FleetMind™ a proprietary remote IPMS: Integrated Platform Monitoring System for autonomous vessels

  • MUKSW partner Connected Places Catapult Unlocking the Potential of Coastal Shipping for UK Freight

Archives

Search