An Ecobarge is a floating platform. A modular, scalable, mobile pontoon with integrated sustainable technologies for producing and storing energy and water on-or offgrid. Even for charging boats or for cooling fish. Equally suitable in the center of a modern city, at an isolated island, in a rural fishing village or during a crisis.

For cities, communities, fishing villages, resorts and aid organizations, Ecobarge is the service provider with inhouse capability for performing feasibility studies presentable to governments and investors. An international investor reducing use of land, ensuring access to the latest technologies, project financing, jobs and local development. A long-term partner taking on responsibility for maintenance, operation and education. This based on the real needs, ideas and opportunities identified locally and fully in line with a Blue Economy. A scalable, modular platform for education, allowing local communities and entrepreneurs to become the final owner of the means of production.

For the innovator and supplier, Ecobarge is the customer, testbed, integrator, installer, and operator providing orders and opportunities for scaling internationally. Bridging the gap between the suppliers delivered products and solutions and integrated, financed, operational services to end users.

For the investor, Ecobarge is the source of international, scalable “bankable” projects in line with the sustainability goals. At the same time the supplier, contractor, integrator, and operator of finalized mobile plants. A co-investor, taking risks and investing together into less risk mobile infrastructure which can be moved if services no longer needed or interrupted. Providing unbeatable returns on investment through combining Build Own Operate Transfer (BOOT) mode and Power Purchase Agreements, (PPA) with export credits and ship financing.

The team behind the Ecobarge Group have experience from creating more than 1000 operational energy, marine and offshore projects in 50+ countries on 5 continents. Including for floating powerplants.