Alternatives to Samsung Heavy Industries

Global leader in shipbuilding, offshore & engineering, and industrial plant construction.

Hanwha Ocean Co., Ltd., formerly known as Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, is one of the "Big Three" shipbuilders of South Korea, along with Hyunda

Developing industrial humanoid robots for physically demanding tasks in shipbuilding, construction, and energy sectors.

Global aerospace and defense company producing business jets, combat vehicles, submarines, and IT services.

Nuclear energy startup developing small, high-temperature reactors for AI data centers and industrial applications.

AI-powered fleet vision platform for proactive maritime anomaly detection and ship-to-shore collaboration.

Designs and manufactures critical power grid equipment, including transformers and circuit breakers.

A subsidiary of Esentia Energy Development involved in a tender offer.

Integrated midstream energy company focused on natural gas and NGLs, now part of Phillips 66.

Self Charging Drones

An integrated energy infrastructure and digital asset mining company focused on power, digital infrastructure, and compute assets.

Data center infrastructure developer providing power sources and site development, focusing on clean-powered, shovel-ready sites for energy-intensive workloads like AI.

An energy infrastructure company focused on providing clean and affordable natural gas.

Cybersecurity and protection for the maritime industry, built on deep cyber and maritime expertise.

Direct air capture startup producing CO2 and hydrogen for e-fuels and negative emissions.

Industrial humanoid robots for welding, inspection, and fabrication in demanding environments.

Geospatial AI platform that accelerates renewable energy project development by automating site selection, permit processing, and grid connection analysis.

Voltify is electrifying the rail industry by retrofitting diesel locomotives with battery power and a smart microgrid charging network.