All Electrification articles
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NewsBasque consortium to develop hydrogen-powered leisure boat
BASK-H2BOAT project will integrate fuel cell and battery propulsion in a lightweight vessel for recreational and coastal use
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NewsTemo’s Vannes facility destroyed by fire
The electric boat motor manufacturer says operations have been suspended at the site while it works to maintain business continuity
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NewsSterk Yachts begins European testing of Vision Marine electric propulsion system
The integration programme aboard the Sterk 26E builds on the partners’ exclusive supply agreement and will evaluate the E-Motion 180E under European operating conditions
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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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NewsExploMar-powered XNRG defends Monaco Endurance title in Force 4 conditions
The XNRG 8.3m RIB equipped with ExploMar’s WAVE 300 electric outboard successfully defended its 16Nm Endurance Championship at the 2026 Monaco Energy Boat Challenge
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NewsNatPower Marine acquires Aqua superPower to accelerate global marine electrification
The acquisition brings Europe’s largest international electric boat charging network into NatPower Marine’s platform as the company targets wider deployment across ports and marinas
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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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NewsRAD secures £4.4m funding to accelerate autonomous marine tech development
UK firm will use the funds to support international expansion, product development and the commercialisation of its Axon vessel systems
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MarinasAqua superPower helps deliver €2m marina electrification programme in Italy
The marine charging specialist has supported Friuli Venezia Giulia’s regional initiative to accelerate sustainable marina infrastructure
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NewsePropulsion enters kayak fishing market
New compact motor to support entry into fast-growing recreational propulsion segment
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NewsSunrise Yacht expands portfolio with in-house electric motor amid rising demand
The Polish builder is expanding into electric propulsion with a newly developed 250hp motor under its Navion brand, as demand for electric boats continues to grow in Poland and wider European markets
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ElectrificationShipping lanes powered by Energy Zones
A white paper has just been published outlining how Offshore Energy Zones could allow battery powered vessels to recharge on passage from adapted wind turbines
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NewsPolish builder to launch new R&D centre as it releases first electric boat model
Lamdo Yachts aims to cater to the growing demand for electric boats in Poland and other European markets
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NewsNavalt ships first solar-electric leisure boat to North America
Indian boatbuilder exports a 10m solar-electric catamaran to Canada as a fully engineered knock-down kit
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ElectrificationHybrid Marine Int doubles output for same footprint
UK-based Hybrid Marine International has developed a twin, compact e-motor installation using the latest in highly efficient salient pole electric motors.
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NewsSydney Harbour selected for electric hydrofoiling vessel trial
New Zealand marine technology company Vessev signs agreement to supply multiple vessels for a future water transport network planned for Sydney Harbour
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NewsSanlorenzo urges faster rollout of green methanol infrastructure at Venice Climate Week
Italian yacht builder says fuel supply and shoreside infrastructure are becoming the key barriers to wider adoption of sustainable marine technologies, despite rapid advances in propulsion systems
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