Zinus wins Connecticut shorepower deal

Under the agreement, Zinus will deliver extended shore power capabilities, including connections to vessels through battery-powered mobile shore power cable management systems. Delivery is scheduled for late Q4 2026.

The company highlighted that the contract represents a milestone in its domestic strategy, marking its first project involving assembly in the United States as part of a broader commitment to local value creation.

“We are proud to be part of this important project together with the Connecticut Port Authority,” says Sveinung Odegard, president of Zinus Power.

“Our growing presence in the United States reflects our long-term commitment to the market. It is rewarding to see that we are already gaining momentum, building local activity and contributing to the development of cleaner port infrastructure.”

Zinus continues to expand across North America, focusing on shore power and charging solutions designed to help ports and vessel operators meet increasingly stringent environmental regulations.