Estonian Marine Greentech & Retrofit HUB

Minister of Infrastructure of Estonia:

“We welcome you, fellow shipowners and operators, to retrofit your ships in Estonia, with the goal of decarbonizing and enhancing the operational efficiency of your fleet.”

Shipowners and operators can access tailored funding solutions, covering a portion of investments in fuel-saving retrofits, emission control systems, alternative propulsion technologies, etc. Estonia strengthens its position as a leading hub for sustainable ship modernization, making green upgrades more accessible and cost-effective.

SERVICES & TECH

Estonia’s maritime sector companies boast a proven track record of successful retrofits, incorporating cutting-edge energy efficiency and emission reduction technologies, ship refits and overhauls. Estonian specialists deliver customized, high-performance solutions, from new smart IT systems to ecofriendly furniture, from shore power to dual-fuel energy systems.

Estonia offers shipowners a high-quality Nordic work culture at an affordable price, with no hidden costs — backed by low red tape, modern regulations and a fully digital public sector. Empowered by a dynamic maritime ecosystem and world-leading tech scene, Estonia delivers cutting-edge vessel retrofits that exceed IMO, EU, and regional standards, ensuring long-term operational savings and sustainability.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Estonia shines with its operational efficiency. With over 200 modern ports, full range of shipyards, dock types and logistics network, it offers a comprehensive infrastructure for all types of retrofit works. Estonia is ready take care of your ships, from from small bulk carriers to large workboats, from 200-meter RoPax ferries to above 300-meter cruise ships.

Dedicated anchorage zones and highly technological administration ensure cutting back downtime and costs. A strong hinterland transport network and high-end manufacturing base, supports efficient delivery of materials, parts, technologies and equipment for retrofit projects. Estonian public and private sector is continuously expanding its green fuels infrastructure with LNG, biofuels, hydrogen, and ammonia, further enabling the transition to sustainable shipping.