Hello Ocean Friends,

Big news this week Atlantic Fish, an IndieBio alum and founded by a fellow Navy veteran secured $305k in SBIR funding to drive cell-cultured black sea bass development. This is a great company, jumping leaps and bounds in the cultivated protein world. If they aren’t on your radar, they should be.

I was reminded this week that I have a very small readership because of the narrow focus of this newsletter. Just want to say I appreciate all of you. I really enjoy doing this, and am glad I can share this cross-section of BlueTech with you.

Best,
Will

🛥 Zero emission hydrofoil company MobyFly raised €10.8M in Series A led by Fonds Révolution Environnementale et Solidaire. | More from Silicon Canals

🚤 Tilla a maritime crew logistics company raised €2M led by industry specialists Motion Ventures and EXMAR. | More from Tech Funding News

⚓ Maritime AI intelligence company Spear AI raised a Seed round from Scare the Bear Capital and Cortical Ventures. | More from Pulse 2.0

⚡️ Corpower Ocean Lands €40M EU Grant for Wave Energy Farm | Renowned for its record-breaking waves which attract surfers from all over the world, Portugal’s coastline may produce as much as 15 gigawatts of wave energy.   The post CorPower Ocean lands €40m EU grant for wave energy farm appeared first on Impact Investor. | More from Impact Investor

🎣 Aquaculture VC Hatch Blue Invests $525K in Seven Ocean-Focused Startups | The selected companies aren't fish farmers themselves, but they're all working on tools that could make fish production more efficient, sustainable or climate-resilient. | More from Undercurrent News

🦑 Andalusia to Increase Aquaculture Investment Grants to €7.6 Million | This aims to support the modernization of aquaculture operations and continue strengthening a sustainable and innovative sector. | More from We Are Aquaculture

🌊 Carnegie Unlocks Funding for European Wave Energy Push | Australian wave energy developer Carnegie Clean Energy has received two milestone payments totalling €290,855 . | More from Offshore Energy

🍁 Canada Designates First Zones for Offshore Wind Energy off Nova Scotia | After extensive exploration, the Canadian federal government and the Province of Nova Scotia took the first definitive steps for the development of Canada’s offshore wind energy industry. | More from Maritime Executive

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