Green Technologies News – Page 9
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News2022 Boat Builder Awards to highlight step changes in environmental impact with Eco-focused boat award
As the industry pivots to a more sustainable future, the new Eco-focused Boat of the Year award, sponsored by Marine Resources, is sure to be one of the most hotly contested categories in this year’s Boat Builder Awards, held in association with Raymarine
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NewsMercury Marine to build new solar array
Marine propulsion manufacturer, Mercury Marine, partners with Alliant Energy to extend its investment in solar-sourced energy
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NewsSpanish port authority restricts boat access at tourist beaches, introduces charges
Action taken to protect areas of Posidonia seagrass around the Balearic Islands
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NewsSuzuki starts production of outboards with microplastic collecting device
The outboard motor device is one of three initiatives supporting the Suzuki Clean Ocean Project
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NewsSpanish SY marina renews environmental certifications
Port Vell Barcelona to implement ambitious Sustainability Master Plan
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NewsBreakthrough in new renewable energy class as ‘flying yacht’ produces green hydrogen in a world first
UK start up talks to IBI about the secret to its success in ground-breaking sea trials
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NewsCummins names Jennifer Rumsey as new CEO
The engine and power generation company names a woman to its top leadership position to continue the transition towards decarbonization
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NewsSanlorenzo opens new chapter with Smart Performance 110
Italian builder partners with Marco Arnaboldi to create a high performing vessel with sustainability at its heart
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NewsMonaco Energy Boat Challenge 2022 to highlight sustainable boating options
35 teams with over 50 eco-craft participating
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NewsSuperyacht Sustainability Route to launch at METSTRADE
New initiative to be introduced in collaboration with the Water Revolution Foundation
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NewsFountaine-Pajot reports growth & latest sustainability investment
France’s second largest builder of sailboats, and both power and sail multihulls, continues to see growth
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NewsAicon Yachts teams up with hydrogen fuel cell provider
Collaboration with Renewable Innovations to embrace greener, sustainable yachting
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NewsClean Marine Innovations Showcase provides update on key subjects
Antifouling, recycling end-of-life yachts and decarbonisation addressed
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NewsMagonis opens first showroom as it looks to ride the electric boating Wave
A year after launching its first fully electric Wave e-550, the Spanish builder has opened its first showroom and appointed a new CMO
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NewsEBI joins EnviroNaut project to enhance sustainability for nautical tourism
European Boating Industry to help develop industry’s first environmental qualification
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NewsVolvo Penta launches first of its kind hybrid-electric vessel
Volvo Penta, Marell Boats, and Arctic tourism operator Hurtigruten Svalbard have launched a new ground-breaking Volvo Penta-powered hybrid-electric vessel, the technology for which could make big waves in the leisure sector
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NewsSustainability in Focus
On the occassion of Earth Day 2022, IBI highlights some of the wide-ranging initiatives being undertaken across the boating industry to safeguard the environment
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NewsA cat for stylish sailors, with one eye on the planet
An activist-entrepreneur makes chic, sustainable catamarans of recycled aluminium. A first in yacht building
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NewsAmerica’s Cup team launches hydrogen-powered chase boat
Emirates Team New Zealand has launched its prototype hydrogen-powered foiling chase boat in Auckland
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NewsFrance’s Fountaine-Pajot commits to environmental transition
Leading French boatbuilder, Fountaine Pajot, unveiled more details of its ’Odysséa 24’ business plan, aimed at creating ‘low-carbon and ideally net-carbon cruising boats and sustainable navigation scenarios by 2030.’ IBI covered the initial announcement of the Odysséa Plan last January in which the builder set out its aim to ...
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