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NewsPolish newcomer builder readies to launch first motor yacht model
Silesian Yachts is holding talks with a number of dealers from Western and Southern Europe to kick off export sales
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NewsGrand Banks Yachts to acquire Rhode Island marina and facilities as part of US expansion
Properties boast a full-service marina, workshop, boat storage space, guest accommodation; total purchase consideration of US$21 million
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NewsC-MAP named IC-ENC distribution partner
New status to broaden access to data for enhanced charting
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NewsHong Kong eyes yacht, marine tourism
Focus on yachts, island resorts and marine eco-tours could transform local tourism
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NewsFPT Industrial North America expands northeast US distribution
Stauffer Diesel Distribution to represent FPT marine engines throughout Connecticut, Delaware, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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NewsDenison announces new partnerships
US yacht brokerage unveils private jet partnership and new representation of Ocean King, Filippetti yacht brands
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NewsTwin Vee 2024 revenues down 57%
Lower revenues, higher losses mark difficult year for US boat builder
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NewsChris-Craft unveils new Catalina model at PBIBS
New Catalina 31 model showcases modern design, enhanced comfort and innovative features
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NewsPropspeed lands new distribution partner in Croatia and Slovenia
Luka Marine Murter to begin importing foul release coating systems effective April 1
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HydrogenGreen hydrogen shore power demonstrator goes live at Scottish port
As the technology for electric vessels in the commercial sector gathers pace, so the same infrastructure can be rolled out for electric cruising yachts that have large batteries to recharge. Targe Towing is a project partner, with its new fleet of Caterpillar diesel-powered tugs using green shore power ...
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HydrogenHydrogen powered dump truck paves the way for marine combustion engines
Marine diesel engines can be converted to run on hydrogen gas, to provide a clean burn with water as exhaust, but can they work long term? A dump truck says it can
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Boat AutonomyRobosys launches first fully autonomous test boat
Robosys Automation, the British maritime autonomy software developer has splashed its first fully autonomous boat, commissioned for testing and sea trials.
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ElectrificationElectricFish Technology Day to feature AI-powered grid solution
California-based firm believes it has a scalable solution with its grid power bank that mixes ultra-fast EV charging with AI-driven energy management
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ElectrificationYoung urbanites drawn to electric mobility
Perhaps not surprisingly Millennials and Gen Z – those born between roughly 1981 and 2014 – increasingly favor electric vehicles (EVs) and electric mobility in general based on a recent survey by Economist Impact.
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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
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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
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ElectrificationElectricity from water movement on surfaces
Scientists have discovered that moving water generates up to 10 times more charge on a surface than previously thought, opening potential applications, but also concerns for the safety of biofuels
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ElectrificationMore efficient electric truck motor could benefit e-boats
UK-based Advanced Electric Machines (AEM) has unveiled its second-generation electric motor with improved performance that could be a good fit for motoryachts
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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
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Boatbuilding Materials & MachineryBoatbuilders venture into outer space
The specialist skills in advanced carbon fibre composites and the ability to create bespoke items has allowed the boatbuilding sector to create modules for spacecraft
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