Sea Going Green is part of the Plastic Peuken Collectief, a grassroots movement in the Netherlands focused on raising awareness about plastic pollution from discarded cigarettes. The collective advocates for a ban on plastic cigarette filters and organizes annual cleanups called "Plastic PeukMeuk" in Amsterdam and across the country to engage the public and urge the Dutch government to hold the tobacco industry accountable for this pollution.

IUCN Plastic Free Island Advisory Session and background research on plastic and waste infrastructure on SIDS (Fiji, Vanuatu, Samoa, Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Lucia and Grenada).

Sea Going Green collaborated with research institutes like Breda University of Applied Sciences, Avans University of Applied Sciences, and Wageningen Environmental Research, along with partners such as Green Destinations and TUI BeNeLux, to develop a tool simplifying participation in sustainability award and certification schemes. This tool aims to reduce the workload for destination managers, facilitate benchmarking among destinations, and enhance knowledge on expanded data gathering topics.

Ally Dragozet, CEO of SGG, led a workshop during the HISWA Boat Show at RAI Amsterdam. The workshop emphasized the importance of promoting sustainability in water sports and marine interactions, featuring interactive brainstorming sessions for aspiring talents to envision future sustainable technologies.