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Research engagements, partnerships and events advancing sustainable marine innovation.

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Building connections for Kenya’s blue economy.

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· Konza Technopolis, Kenya

MarEnTech and Kenya-AIST explore sustainable marine innovation

MarEnTech was hosted by Kenya-AIST for an introductory engagement with Acting Vice Chancellor Prof. J. W. Khamasi, EBS.

Founding director Dr. Juliet Wamugi joined discussions on research collaboration for the marine sector and Kenya’s blue economy, opening a pathway for partnerships aligned with national priorities.

MarEnTech and Kenya-AIST representatives together at the institutional engagement
MarEnTech and Kenya-AIST representatives
Professor J. W. Khamasi and Doctor Juliet Wamugi at Kenya-AIST
Prof. J. W. Khamasi, EBS, with Dr. Juliet Wamugi
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Research milestones, partnerships and contributions to the maritime community.

· Publication

New research on ammonia–diesel marine engines

Our study with Korea Maritime and Ocean University shows how injector position and diesel pilot timing can improve efficiency while reducing NOx, N₂O and unburned NH₃ emissions.

· Regional workshop

The future of East African seafarers

MarEnTech CEO Antony Nyongesa joined maritime leaders for a regional discussion on digital transformation, sustainable careers, skills, wellbeing and global opportunities for seafarers.

· Sustainability

MarEnTech joins the UN Global Compact

Joining the UN Global Compact strengthens our commitment to responsible practice, sustainable innovation and progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals.

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· Partnership

Strategic partnership with the Maritime Empowerment Organization

Our MoU with MEO establishes a framework for research and innovation, capacity building, project development and knowledge exchange across East Africa.

· Research exchange

Advancing low-carbon marine propulsion at JKUAT

MarEnTech shared numerical research on ammonia–diesel two-stroke engine performance at low-load conditions, supporting the transition toward cleaner shipping.

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· International partnership

Research collaboration with Korea Maritime and Ocean University

MarEnTech’s first MoU launched joint work on dual-fuel engines for advanced ship propulsion, with a shared focus on lower greenhouse-gas emissions.

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