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NewsDate set for the IBI Summit 2026: Uniting industry leaders for a second edition
The 2nd IBI Summit, in association with Carlsquare, returns on June 3rd, bringing top industry leaders together for insights and networking
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Green TechnologiesDolphin-inspired robot to clean up oil slicks
With design ideas from dolphins and sea urchins, a new type of robot could autonomously clear oil slicks without harming the water quality
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Green TechnologiesForest-based resins challenge fossil materials in boats, wind turbines and high-performance adhesives
Researchers at Finland’s University of Oulu have developed new high-performance bio-based resins that can replace conventional oil-based materials in composite products without compromising strength, cost, or industrial scalability
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AIAI supplements spoofed GPS in conflict zones
With geopolitical uncertainty, machine learning systems are helping to fill the gap created by GPS spoofing and AIS switch-off
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Boatbuilding Materials & MachineryNuclear container ship concept from HD Hyundai
South Korean shipbuilder HD Hyundai has signed a joint development contract with the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) to design a long-range nuclear cargo vessel
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Green TechnologiesToxic ‘forever’ chemicals help refine lithium from brine
Scientists at Rice University have found a process to use the notoriously toxic PFAS chemicals to recover 82% yield of lithium from salty brine
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Battery TechnologiesNew solid-state battery offers 500Wh/kg
The world’s largest battery manufacturer CATL has revealed a new design of high-capacity lithium solid-state cell which should go into full production in 2027
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NewsMiddle East Update: Gulf marine industry navigates mounting challenges
IBI examines the latest developments in superyacht operations across Dubai and the Gulf
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NewsMiddle East Update: Resilience shines through amid regional tensions
The marine industry awaits news on the upcoming Dubai International Boat Show, scheduled for this April
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NewsConfindustria Nautica: Boating fuels €13bn and 168,000 jobs in the Italian industry
‘La Nautica in Cifre Monitor – Trend 2025/26’ was presented last week in Milan
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Green TechnologiesRobotic fin mimics a fish
With applications potentially as wide ranging as small boat stabilisation and underwater drone pilotage, a robotic fin can ‘sense’ the flow of water and react accordingly
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AIAI marine flaws hacked in 15 minutes
An alarming trend has appeared where hackers gain access to a vessels system via the Internet of Things by impersonating the voice of owners or agents.
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HydrogenShips to turn saltwater into hydrogen fuel
Scientists at Brunel University in London have developed technology to allow ships to create hydrogen underway and then store it onboard at room temperature
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Inboard enginesMarine hydrogen engine success
Based in Germany, Everllence has been developing a single-cylinder marine engine to run on 100% hydrogen, and has announced encouraging results:
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Battery TechnologiesValidation for Donut Lab’s 5-minute battery charging
Claims by the Finnish Donut Lab for the remarkable performance of its latest solid-state battery seem to have been confirmed with independent tests
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Battery TechnologiesSafer batteries, quicker charging
A major problem with lithium batteries has been addressed by researchers in South Korea, who have found a way to protect the chemistry from harmful dendrites
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Green Technologies110 volts from a raindrop
Scientists in Spain have discovered that a single drop of water travelling over the surface of a specialised solar panel can generate a potential difference of 110 Volts
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Green TechnologiesSelf-healing composite could last 500 years
Researchers have developed a composite that is able to reverse the effects of in-service delamination up to 1,000 times
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Green TechnologiesRecycled high-density board for transoms
US-based Riversedge Composites has announced the launch of a new reinforcement board with 90% of its content made from recycled fibreglass
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Green TechnologiesAirship-style 3MW wind turbine trialled
Designed for urban areas, but with potential to work at sea, the helium-filled S2000 wind turbine flies at 2000m to generate power
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