Telenor Maritime has over 120 employees, and is headquartered in Arendal, Norway with local offices in Europe, Asia and North America. Serving in excess of 100 shipowners, we are an ITU-certified global mobile operator with over 400 roaming partners, connecting 30 million people through more than 500 installations on vessels, and offshore platforms and rigs worldwide.

Telenor Maritime is a truly global connectivity provider at sea. Both a mobile operator and a digitalisation partner for the maritime industry. Being a go-to partner for both NGOs and governmental organisations, Telenor Maritime is a major contributor to digitalising the commercial shipping fleet. 

Delivering the best mobile experience at sea since 2004, Telenor Maritime provides end-to-end connectivity for passengers and crew at sea to use their devices in much the same manner as they would on shore.

Telenor Maritime is ever at the forefront of implementing new connectivity technology and defining secure communications for its customers.

Leading the digital transformation at sea

For the shipowner and operators, Telenor Maritime is an enabler for digitalisation. Our connectivity technology and data-sharing platform is enabling more efficient maritime operations all over the world.  Making data accessible, both on board and onshore. This technology is usable for all on-board stakeholders, enabling on-board OEMs to talk to each other. This is paving the way for new applications and business, as well as contributing to lower costs. But more importantly, this digitalisation is a major contributor to lowering maritime emissions, on the way to a sustainable maritime future. That is why Telenor Maritime is leading the digital transformation at sea.

Through our owner, Telenor ASA, Telenor Maritime has access to a broad range of competence and resources, from market insight and innovation to product and content development. Headquartered with Research & Development in Arendal, Norway, Telenor Maritime has local offices in Europe, Asia and North America to meet ever-increasing global demands.