
As the maritime industry faces increasing pressure to meet ambitious environmental targets, OSM Thome is launching EVIGO, a green services division that aims to redefine sustainability in shipping.
“With EVIGO, we’re not just responding to the demands of decarbonisation – we’re shaping the future of maritime sustainability,” said Finn Amund Norbye, CEO of OSM Thome. “This new division reflects our dedication to innovation and our determination to empower customers with transformative solutions that will define the next era of shipping.”
Unveiled on 22nd January during OSM Thome’s customer event in Athens, EVIGO is positioned to help clients navigate complex environmental regulations, adopt innovative sustainable solutions, and drive the industry toward a greener future while staying competitive.
“EVIGO represents more than just a new service offering – it’s a cornerstone of our vision for a sustainable maritime industry,” said Tommy Olofsen, Chief Marine Services Officer of OSM Thome. “With this initiative, we are reaffirming our commitment to environmental leadership, supporting our clients in adapting to regulatory demands while also championing solutions that propel the industry forward.”
At the heart of EVIGO’s vision is strong leadership, and OSM Thome is proud to announce the appointment of Pia Meling as Managing Director, effective March 2025. Pia is an internationally recognised leader in sustainable shipping and maritime decarbonisation, with an impressive track record of delivering transformative results. Her expertise in lifecycle decarbonisation and green ship recycling, combined with her operational shipping experience and strategic insight, will guide EVIGO in achieving its ambitious goals.
“I am thrilled to lead the EVIGO team as we tackle some of the most pressing challenges in our industry,” said Pia. “By leveraging the global competence of OSM Thome, advanced technologies, digital innovation, and strong partnerships, we will deliver impactful solutions that drive real progress toward a greener, more resilient maritime sector. The combination of data-driven insights and physical service offerings at scale will ensure tangible and measurable results for our customers.”
EVIGO offers comprehensive, end-to-end solutions designed to help customers achieve compliance with evolving environmental regulations while advancing their sustainability goals and staying competitive. Building on the green services division’s achievements since its inception in February 2024, EVIGO is poised to drive progress through cutting-edge technologies, actionable advice, and a rational but futureproof approach to green innovation.
EVIGO is a clear statement of OSM Thome’s commitment to sustainability. Through strong leadership, innovative solutions, and a customer-centric approach, the new division promises to help the maritime industry set an effective course toward a greener future – anchored in resilience and responsibility.
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