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Winner of the Stena Line Propeller Prize

Cetasol was announced the winner of the Stena Line Propeller Prize. We won in the category maritime technology as a result of our business idea, documented proof of concept and scalability. The motivation from the moderators at the announcement was:

“This is a modern company, with a strong variety of international competence within the team, they have an ambition to grow, and strong focus to help its customers to more sustainable, economic and energy optimized operation”.

Moderator Tamara Carleton and Chairman of the Jury, Monica Strandhag,

The Stena Line Propeller Prize is a competition that is held annually. It is for companies that have existed for no longer than five years. The companies that are nominated also have a spirit of innovation, entrepreneurship and a commitment to grow. The prize is sought to encourage companies to enrich and further develop the good business climate in the region. Stena Line has written a article about the ceremony. 

The award was held during the Innovation Day of the Blue Science Park in Karlskrona. This year the Innovation day and ceremony was held online and our team member Ida was the one joining. It was an inspiring event and we were glad to be a part of it. We are also of course very happy about being the winner of the award, not only for the award itself but for the fact that our vision and ambition came through to the jury.

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