Sector: Green Technologies
Gain insights into green technologies in the maritime industry with our analysis of current trends, company news, and the latest product launches. Learn how sustainable practices are being integrated into boating products and operations.
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Green Technologies
When one plus one makes three
Transforming work practices is bringing Azimut and Volvo Penta’s shared vision to life
Sunreef’s Solar Skin 3.0 ‘a bold step toward smarter, more sustainable yachting’
SEA Index expands network to Antibes
EU plan to ease sustainability rules gets superyacht sector thumbs-up
Dates set for 1st Nice Boating Tomorrow
PYA issues warning to superyachts during UN Ocean Conference
Dykstra advances eco-design of Rainbow Warrior III
Sustainability breakthrough as industrial alliance unveils circular model for nautical construction
V2 Group builds first fully electric and 90% recyclable 3D multihull
Azimut-Benetti, Sea Index to develop next-gen sustainable superyachts
MIA Australia announces 2025 Marine Sustainability Pledge
Green TechnologiesWhen one plus one makes three
Transforming work practices is bringing Azimut and Volvo Penta’s shared vision to life
Green TechnologiesImproved solar panels hold promise for electric boats
New solar cell design unveiled in Morocco said to boost efficiency by up to 90% in a more durable lamination
Green TechnologiesRoll-to-roll printable solar cells
A research team at Swansea University has developed a low-cost and scalable process to create fully printable perovskite photovoltaics.
Green TechnologiesNew seawater purification technique outperforms activated carbon
A team of Japanese researchers has improved the electrodes used in water purification, which has made desalination more efficient and could also benefit fuel cell development
Green TechnologiesShellfish waste could help clear oceans of microplastics
A proof-of-concept project has shown that a new type of water micro cleaner made from natural colloids can bond with microplastics and bring them to the surface for removal
Green TechnologiesSurge in orders for The Switch to aid transition to net-zero shipping
An electrical system designed to allow large vessels to be futureproofed for new energy sources, and save fuel in the meantime, has just logged 50 new contracts
Green TechnologiesNew filter captures and recycles aluminium waste
A new filter, like those used in water makers, has been developed to capture aluminium that would otherwise be lost in the smelting process
Green Technologies‘Walk-to-work’ ship concept offers greater fuel efficiency
As the offshore wind energy industry continues to expand, a new generation of support ships offers solutions that could make superyachts leaner and cleaner
Green TechnologiesWater based ‘tractor beam’ to move boats?
A technique to manipulate waves into stable patterns is being harnessed to hold objects in position on the water, contain chemical spills and even propel boats
Green TechnologiesPrinted solar cells thinner than a human hair adhere to any surface
New technology now allows solar cells to be printed onto fabric, making them ideal for marine applications such as sails, bimini’s, and even foul weather gear
Green TechnologiesBreakthrough in biofuel research could lead to more efficient production
Researchers have achieved a better understanding of how the microbes that break biomass down into biofuel are vulnerable to the toxic alcohol they produce
Green Technologies News
NewsSunreef’s Solar Skin 3.0 ‘a bold step toward smarter, more sustainable yachting’
Polish builder introduces next-gen clean energy system
NewsSEA Index expands network to Antibes
Three French Riviera marinas join Superyacht Eco Association Index
NewsEU plan to ease sustainability rules gets superyacht sector thumbs-up
The goal is to have fewer companies report under the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting law
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