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News5th World Yachting Sustainability Forum: Industry leaders reframe sustainability as business opportunity
Genoa Boat Show | October 2, 2026
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NewsAI as organisational transformation: Former Italian Minister to deliver keynote at 5th World Yachting Sustainability Forum
Event takes place tomorrow, October 2nd, at Genoa Boat Show
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News5th World Yachting Sustainability Forum to explore AI and energy innovation in maritime industry
Industry leaders to gather on October 2nd at the Genoa Boat Show to chart course toward sustainable yachting future
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NewsMonaco takes centre stage for global superyacht industry
The Monaco Yacht Show, conferences, meetings and a fleet of yachts draw the industry to the principality this week
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NewsGlobal industry survey launched to shape future of boat Life Cycle Assessment
ICOMIA, EBI and NMMA seek industry input to establish the first globally aligned Life Cycle Assessment methodology for recreational boats up to 24m
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NewsEBI launches guidance on EU deforestation rules
New Regulatory Compass initiative aims to help boating companies navigate regulatory requirements and prepare for EUDR compliance
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NewsDNV certifies mtu Series 4000 engines as methanol-ready
Further milestone for Rolls-Royce Power Systems’ marine business
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NewsMonaco marina rendezvous to examine investment, technology and sustainability
The two-day event will bring together marina operators, investors and industry experts to address the forces reshaping waterfront infrastructure
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NewsToyota joins Volvo-backed fuel cell venture, opening potential for marine applications
Toyota’s fuel cell expertise could accelerate development of new hydrogen propulsion platforms as the Japanese manufacturer joins Volvo Group and Daimler Truck as an equal partner in Cellcentric venture
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NewsMonaco intensifies marine protection as yacht season reaches its height
Enhanced monitoring and awareness campaigns to protect its three marine areas
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NewsEBI energy transition roadmap has coastal, inland marinas in its sights
Europe’s marinas face major infrastructure upgrades to support the shift to zero-emission recreational boating
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NewsInvestors confirmed for Smart & Sustainable Marina Innovation Awards
Applications for startups and scaleups close on 22 July
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NewsArchipelago and Chartwell demonstrate methanol-powered range extender
UK companies successfully test methanol-powered range extender designed to extend the range of battery-electric vessels as they move towards commercial deployment
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NewsRegistration opens for 2026 Turning the Tide Summit
BoatUS sustainability initiative to explore the removal of abandoned and derelict vessels and other boating-related waste
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NewsSanlorenzo partners with BYD Energy Storage on next-generation battery technology
The parties have signed a strategic partnership to jointly develop advanced battery and energy storage solutions for future yachts, as the Italian builder continues to expand its Road to 2030 sustainability programme
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NewsSunreef launches first Sunreef 100 Eco sailing catamaran
The new vessel combines electric propulsion, battery storage and integrated solar technology; it will debut at the Monaco Yacht Show
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NewsYachting Ventures launches in-house fundraising feed to centralise leisure marine dealflow
The move aims to streamline access to investment opportunities across the leisure marine innovation ecosystem and strengthen its investor network
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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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NewsBoatUS seeks boater support for abandoned vessel clean-up
Following the removal of some 300 end-of-life boats this year, BoatUS is asking boaters to help locate abandoned and derelict vessels as the programme expands nationwide
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NewsTEMO·450 rated “highly repairable” in voluntary sustainability index
The electric outboard scores 91.9/100 in voluntary repairability index assessment
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