One of the world’s largest fisheries technology exhibitions, Nor-Fishing 2026, is set to take place in Trondheim from 18 to 20 August 2026. In recent years, the event has drawn more than 15,000 visitors from 50+ countries. IEC Telecom Norway will be a part of this significant event, presenting our portfolio of advanced satellite connectivity solutions tailored to the operational demands of the modern fisheries industry.
The fisheries industry operates in some of the world’s most remote environments, and the bar for onboard communication has risen sharply. With Starlink now deployed on approximately 150,000 maritime vessels worldwide and gigabit-class speeds targeted through next-generation network enhancements, what is achievable at sea has changed fundamentally.
At Nor-Fishing 2026, IEC Telecom will showcase its Starlink Maritime Portfolio, integrated into a hybrid multi-orbit architecture that combines LEO broadband, L-band redundancy, resilient navigation services, and intelligent network management into a single, end-to-end managed platform. For fleet managers and maritime IT directors, this means moving beyond standalone connectivity toward a fully resilient, secure, and optimised network built for the realities of commercial fishing operations.
Apart from raw connectivity performance, IEC Telecom will present OptiView, our intelligent network management platform that gives fleet operators real-time visibility, advanced traffic management, cybersecurity, and performance analytics across every vessel in the fleet. As fishing operations become more data-intensive, the ability to manage, secure, and optimise onboard networks from a single platform has become a competitive advantage in itself.
Visitors will also discover the Iridium PNT (Positioning, Navigation and Timing) service; an increasingly critical capability as GNSS jamming and spoofing incidents rise across northern waters. Delivered via Iridium’s low Earth orbit constellation, the service provides an independent, authenticated time and location signal up to 1,000 times stronger than conventional GNSS, keeping navigation, timing, and PNT-dependent onboard systems operational even when GPS is degraded or denied.
IEC Telecom’s portfolio is designed to scale across vessel types and fleet sizes. Whether you operate a single trawler or a large commercial fishing fleet, we ensure the connectivity solution fits your operational profile.
Visit our team at Booth A-158 to explore how next-generation satellite connectivity is supporting the digitalisation of modern fisheries. To arrange a meeting in advance, please contact marketing@iec-telecom.com
