The data comes from the Hub Azul Dealroom, which brings together 1,210 blue economy start-ups worldwide (47 from Portugal). Most of the value is concentrated in the areas of robotics, shipping, climate technology, clean energies and energy efficiency.
Fórum Oceano, the managing organisation of Portugal's Blue Economy Cluster, and The Economist Group's World Ocean Initiative have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to promote, through the Hub Azul Dealroom digital platform (https://hubazuldealroom.forumoceano.pt/intro), a sustainable Blue Economy ecosystem that promotes innovation and investment globally.
The data comes from the Hub Azul Dealroom, which brings together 1,210 blue economy start-ups worldwide (47 from Portugal). Most of the value is concentrated in the areas of robotics, shipping, climate technology, clean energies and energy efficiency.
Fórum Oceano, the managing organisation of Portugal's Blue Economy Cluster, and The Economist Group's World Ocean Initiative have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to promote, through the Hub Azul Dealroom digital platform (https://hubazuldealroom.forumoceano.pt/intro), a sustainable Blue Economy ecosystem that promotes innovation and investment globally.
The government has brought forward to 2026 the target of creating 30% of marine protected areas, initially planned for 2030, the Prime Minister announced on Wednesday, saying that Portugal intends to maintain a “leading position in the blue economy”.