Norwegian maritime technology company Nereida Energy has raised $3.3 million (NOK 32 million) through a private placement of shares backed by a group of industrial and financial investors, including Grieg, Eviny, Nysnø
Norwegian maritime technology company Nereida Energy has raised $3.3 million (NOK 32 million) through a private placement of shares backed by a group of industrial and financial investors, including Grieg, Eviny, Nysnø and Nye Aasen.
The company, which develops battery and energy storage solutions for vessels ranging from ferries and service vessels to offshore ships and wellboats, said the proceeds will be used to strengthen its organization, advance product development and support strategic growth initiatives.
Founded in 2025 by a team of maritime electrification specialists, Nereida combines battery systems with a proprietary control and software platform designed to optimize vessel energy storage performance, operational safety and cybersecurity.
"Batteries are increasingly becoming commoditized, so it is the management and control system that truly differentiates solutions and determines how much value you get out of the batteries.
"In practice, we develop the brain and nervous system of the battery systems and deliver this as a turnkey solution, in line with maritime regulations, to shipowners, shipyards and vessel designers,” said Geir Bjørkeli, Chief Executive Officer of Nereida Energy.
The company's technology continuously monitors battery condition, manages data collection and processing, optimizes battery operations and supports vessel safety and cybersecurity requirements.
The funding round
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