Netherlands Maritime Technology
Trade association Netherlands Maritime Technology (NMT) connects, represents and strengthens the maritime manufacturing industry of the Netherlands. The interests of members are best served from a powerful, strategic sector. That is why NMT works in Brussels, The Hague and in the region for a long-term maritime industry policy and a level playing field.
Courses
NMT supports the development of professionals with sophisticated maritime training offerings.
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Agenda
International Workboat Show New Orleans
The International Workboat Show in New Orleans is back in our program again! After 12 years, we are returning to the International Workboat Show in New Orleans. The NL Lounge is the ideal way to present yourself to the more than 12,000 visitors.
METSTRADE 2024 (Members Only)
From November 19 to 21, 2024, METSTRADE will take place at the RAI in Amsterdam. The largest international B2B exhibition for the yacht building industry. The Trade Team of NMT organizes the NL Pavilion in the Super Yacht Pavilion of the METSTRADE in hall 9. Participation exclusively for members of NMT! This activity is carried out under the brand name Holland Yachting Group.
Marine Propulsion Electrical Drives Characteristics
The training series Marine Propulsion Systems is a unique technical and international oriented series of training modules for those who wish to acquire in-depth knowledge of the design of different marine propulsion systems. When you have completed the module ‘Electrical Drive Characteristics’, you will be able to decide which type of electrical drive component and/or system will be suited best for a particular vessel design.The theory is practised by means of exercises.
News
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EST-Floattech has delivered their Green Orca battery system to Rolls-Royce
