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Boatasy Ropecleaner
boatasy.com the Boatasy Ropecleaner is an effective and ecofriendly way of cleaning overgrown marine ropes, including mooring and anchor ropes, lazy lines, and other types of underwater ropes. Its unique design ensures that the sharp metal spiral efficiently cuts and removes shells, coral and algae. It’s a clean, green ...
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ICOMIA Annual Statistics Report
Still riding the pandemic wave | Buyer trends see younger generation turning to boating, with ease-of-use and sustainability increasingly vital
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Monaco at crossroads of innovation as it hosts 2nd Monaco Smart & Sustainable Marina Rendezvous
Industry descends on Principality to spearhead sustainability drive
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Sustainable Design |
In conversation with Amedeo MigaliThe managing director of Micad, an engineering company specialising in the leisure marine sector and having worked with the likes of Azimut Yachts, Beneteau, Blue Game and Silent Yachts, talks to IBI about ecological design, and why true sustainability starts on the drawing board – and must factor in future ...
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Greener materials, better curves - we explore the latest in composite technologies
Boatbuilding materials are becoming ‘lighter, stronger and greener’ whilst boats themselves are now more streamlined, often featuring quite tight curves. We explore the latest composite technologies and preview some forthcoming manufacturing expos
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Rolls-Royce Power Systems sets out roadmap to slash emissions by 2030
From 2023 key MTU engine series to be ready for sustainable fuels
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