All Market Intelligence articles – Page 4
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NewsEBI secretary general on European market headwinds and hopes for recovery
Phillip Easthill shares his latest insights as the Polboat Yachting Festival opens in Gdynia
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Outboard enginesYamaha adopts low energy outboard cowling material
New High Cycle SMC cowling material requires 20% energy to mold, supporting firm’s 2050 carbon neutrality goals
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Battery TechnologiesFormula 1 battery technology for superyachts
UK-based Williams Grand Prix Technologies has developed a modular battery system with a high energy density for demanding marine applications
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Battery TechnologiesEV batteries can retain over 95% capacity after 100,000km
With many EV batteries used in electric boats, there is good news from a study that shows that degradation of the cells is much slower than originally thought
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Green TechnologiesWave energy buoy gets DNV approval
The 100-ton CorPower C4 Ocean buoy has just received DNV certification, paving the way for a large floating wave energy farm off the coast of Portugal from 2029
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Design & TechnologyNew acoustic camera detects leaks in vacuum bags
The Aegoli system uses 140 microphones and ultrasonic imaging to help the users of vacuum bag infusion to detect even the slightest leak
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NewsFrench lawmakers propose ban on superyachts over 50m
The private member’s bill would prohibit large recreational yachts from using French ports and territorial waters
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HydrogenHydrogen megawatt-class turbo prop completes trials
A hydrogen-powered turboprop engine has successfully completed its maiden flight, opening the path for high performance turbines in the megawatt-class
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Hydrogen600hp hydrogen combustion engine certified
The WP15 hydrogen engine from Weichai Power is a direct replacement for diesel engines used for heavy trucks, off-road machinery, and boats
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AIFree AI platform to save composites OEMs ‘billions’
A machine learning AI developed in Australia is claimed to allow OEMs to ‘converse’ with their factories and make efficiency gains of over 50%
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Green TechnologiesCommercial-scale recycled composites moves closer
Up to 50% of recycled composite is now being used to produce high quality new material in a partnership between Exel Composites and OCF
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Boatbuilding Materials & MachineryUS Navy tests printing spare parts at sea
During the current RIMPAC 2026 naval exercise, the US Navy is real-world testing the process of making and delivering spares afloat during simulated hostilities
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MarinasRedevelopment of Larnaca port and marina may be completed sooner than projected
Cyprus’ transport minister says the proposed 45-year redevelopment timeline for Larnaca Port and Marina is too long and believes further studies could significantly accelerate the project
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Boatbuilding Materials & MachineryLarge format 3D printing advances rapidly
Driven by the need to produce large or complex items quickly, the composites industry is seeing a big investment in ‘agile’ 3D printing at scale
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ElectrificationRenault 4 electric car covers 1,000 miles on solar only
The usual 242-mile range of an electric Renault 4 has been boosted to 1,000 miles by using solar-powered charging stations on a route down the UK
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ElectrificationePropulsion’s new kLite 750 electric outboard
As an evolution of its lightweight ‘rudder profile’ outboard, ePropulsion has entered the lucrative kayak fishing market with a new 750W (peak) remotely steered outboard
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HydrogenLiquid hydrogen to power two 4MW cargo ships
The Swedish fuel cell specialist Powercell has received an SEK 50m order to supply fuel cell systems for two cargo ships powered by liquid hydrogen
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Design & TechnologyJetZero aircraft to create large-scale autoclave tech
Many advances in composite technology come from the aerospace sector, and the needs of the new JetZero project could lead to better autoclaves for carbon yachts
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Green TechnologiesOceanbird’s 150ft wingsail begins trials
A prototype 46m rigid wingsail has been installed by Damen shipyards on a 230m car transporter as part of a real-world test on high-sided vessels
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MarinasNOAA forecasts quieter Atlantic hurricane season, but insurance pressures remain for marina operators
Lower-than-average storm activity outlook welcomed by marina operators in US southeast as soaring insurance costs threaten long-term business viability
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