All Sustainability articles – Page 9
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News
Canadian government aims to ban ICE vehicles by 2035
Announcement offers no info on implications for off-road sectors, including marine
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Green Technologies
‘Liveable’ solar yacht that lifts up on stilts
The ARKUP Liveable Yacht is built in the US and offers 2, 218ft2 (206m2) of living space. Electric motors give it a top speed of 8.5 knots. A new type of all-electric sustainable yacht has been developed by two French engineers, and the key USP is its ...
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France
Oceanslab racing team looking for new lead partners
France-based Oceanslab, described as a ‘unique ocean racing team innovating and demonstrating clean technologies for the marine sector,’ is seeking new lead partners. As we reported recently in Pulse, several major companies such as Brétéché Hydrogen, JE Transporte and Groupe Clisson are already members of the Cleantech Hub, and more ...
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Boatbuilding Materials & Machinery
Advanced composites in boat building
From greater recyclability to lighter weight to easier repair, advances in composites could significantly influence boat building not in the distant future, but in 2024
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News
boot Düsseldorf, EBI release details of blue innovation dock 2024
The focus next year will be on innovative technologies, alternative drives and materials, and the sustainable management of marinas and moorings
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News
Nimbus starts sea trials of new electric boat concept
Boat with special hull requires 50% less energy for propulsion
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News
Linssen Yachts installs 552 solar panels as part of its sustainability drive
Dutch yard working on 2030 ‘Zero Emission Timeline’
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Green Technologies
Take a Vaan factory video tour and see a sustainable catamaran being built
Assembled from recycled aluminium and with twin electric drives, the Dutch-built Vaan range of catamarans can be seen under construction via a new set of videos on the company’s website. What is intriguing about this brand is the total dedication to a circular manufacturing process.
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News
eD-TEC partners with German university to develop marine propulsion systems
Collaboration between electric drive builder and Hochschule Bremen University aims to further research into sustainable hull and propulsion platforms
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News
AkzoNobel Powder Coatings partners with CoatingAI to improve sustainability
New Flightpath technology optimises equipment settings to reduce defects, overspray and improve powder consumption
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News
Feadship flaunts sustainability bragging rights
Dutch superyacht builder unabashedly claims global leadership in carbon-neutral sailing
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News
Williams Jet Tenders approves HVO100 fuel
UK firm will use the fuel on all of its Yanmar 4JH engine-powered tenders
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Article
Mercury Marine, Alliant Energy partnership receives regulatory approval
The Ledgeview Solar Project is expected to be operational in spring 2024
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Green Technologies
Full-scale model of a maritime hydrogen fuel system soon ready for study
Demo model showcasing solutions available for zero-emission shipping could have superyacht industry benefits
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Poland
Sunreef Yachts Eco adopts flax-based composites
New formulations of bio resin are allowing for stylish marine products with full recycling at end-of-life
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Green Technologies
How Vitters and Project Zero can change the world of sailing superyachts
The new 69m ketch taking solar, wind and battery power to another level
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News
BlueNav names new sales and service dealers
Marine electric add-on engine manufacturer expands internationally
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News
The Italian Sea Group obtains RINA certification
TISG’s Marina di Carrara and La Spezia shipyards become ISO 14001:2015 certified
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News
McKenna Townsend to help launch ICOMIA decarbonisation report
The International Council of Marine Industry Associations will launch its findings via a series of three presentations at METSTRADE
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Battery Technologies
Foundation Zero improves the solar panel
A group of marine-orientated scientists, investors and engineers is looking at new ways to capture renewable energy afloat