Partnerships

“Collaboration allows us to know more than we are capable of knowing by ourselves.” - Paul Solarz

As people, societies and organisations, we find strength in working with others.

Here at NOC Innovations, we partner with governmental, academic and industrial organisations – from regional SMEs to international corporations – to maximise the impact of our world-leading marine expertise.

NOC Innovations partnerships

We’re an independent mediator and enabler, helping you gather objective information on the global ocean. And, as the trading subsidiary of the National Oceanography Centre (a charity), we’re not ruled by shareholders and balance sheets. Our data, advice and services are impartial and of the highest quality. 

What more could you want in a commercial partner?

Let’s work together.

How can we help?

A strategic partnership with NOC Innovations can offer:

  • Access to impartial, independent and world-class marine scientists and engineers to help you answer questions others can’t
  • Exposure to and involvement with the front line of ocean science and technology development
  • Alignment with one of the world’s leading marine sensor and technology developers
  • Access to a pool of specialised equipment and testing facilities

From your clients to your staff, we’re proactive in inviting your stakeholders to get involved with global scientific endeavours.

Partnering with us will help you achieve your sustainability and environmental goals, and leverage access to funding opportunities.

NOC Innovations exists to increase our knowledge of the oceans to benefit society, and we do this boldly and creatively. In this endeavour, partnerships act as force-multipliers. Think about it. If two heads are better than one, how powerful could a hundred be?

The BORA Blue Ocean Research Alliance with NOC provides Subsea7 with a unique opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to international research of the oceans and seas that we work in, on topics of vital significance such as climate change and biodiversity.

Liz James

Subsea7 Group Environmental Director