All Market Intelligence articles – Page 2
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Battery TechnologiesLithium metal battery achieves over 600Wh/kg
Chinese researchers have produced a lithium metal pouch cell battery with an energy density of 602.5Wh/kg by using a new type of anti-dendrite additive
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Green TechnologiesWhite paper explores zero-carbon fuel blends
Detailed research into the science of using future fuels in existing combustion engine technology has been published by the Swiss company Kistler
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NavigationQuantum sensors replace jammed GPS
Specialised magnetic sensors have been tested by the US military as a back-up to GPS and have proved particularly useful for ocean navigation
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Green TechnologiesStudy reduces yacht’s freshwater consumption
The team behind the experimental sailing yacht Zero have been developing an energy-efficient freshwater system that could become an industry benchmark
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Inboard enginesFirst ethanol tri-fuel engine verified
Everllence has just tested and verified the B&W G80 ethanol engine, giving ship owners greatly flexibility in sourcing low-emission fuels
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Remote monitoringAnchor monitoring tech reduces insurance deductibles
Major yacht insurer Pantaenius has reduced the deductible by 50% for claims resulting from anchor problems if a recognised monitoring system was active
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Boatbuilding Materials & MachineryCarbon Fibre conference November 10-12, Huntsville, Alabama
The dates for the annual Carbon Fibre conference have been announced, and the organisers have helpfully produced a letter for your boss to let you attend
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Battery Technologies500Wh/kg silicon battery developed for long-range aviation
US-based Amprius Technologies has developed a lithium-ion battery cell with greatly improved energy density, but manufactured using existing factories
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NewsMood Index: EU business and consumer survey results for August
Economic sentiment, job expectations pick up in EU and eurozone
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NewsUS boating participation constant despite higher fuel costs
Rising fuel costs having minimal impact on boating activity, says Sea Tow survey
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Boat AutonomyNew FLIR camera for uncrewed vessels
Teledyne FLIR Marine has launched the new M364C-USV camera, which combines thermal and visible imaging in a rugged, ‘mission ready’ platform
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Battery TechnologiesLithium battery breakthrough cycles 9,315 times
A new type of lithium metal anode has more than quadrupled the life expectancy of lithium batteries in lab tests, whilst still maintaining performance
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Green TechnologiesWaste plastic can toughen epoxy by 98%
Research scientists in China have found a way to recycle PET plastics into an additive that makes epoxy resin more resistant to cracking from impacts
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Marine ElectronicsMarine technology expo – Hamburg 1-4 September 2026
The biennial SMM conference returns to Hamburg this year, offering 12 halls with more than 2,200 exhibitors and a top-class conference programme
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ElectrificationSolar car receives US$44m investment
US-based Aptera Motors Corp has entered a manufacturing partnership which could also bring more technical development to solar-powered boats
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Green TechnologiesWaste carbon fibre converted to sound insulation
Researchers in Singapore have found a way to convert carbon fibre waste, including the resins, into aerogel materials for multiple uses
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NavigationSmartSail targets marine navigation with aviation-inspired approach
California start-up aims to bring aviation-style route planning and data integration to recreational boating using existing onboard electronics
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Green TechnologiesSpray-on solar panels achieve 14% efficiency
A new process allows for perovskite solar cells to be sprayed directly onto carbon reinforced polymer substrates, including the curved surfaces of hulls
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Deck hardwareNew process turns waste plastic into engine oil
A team of chemists have found a way to recycle PVC plastics into useful lubricants, potentially reducing the 40 million tonnes of waste going to landfill each year
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Boatbuilding Materials & Machinery12m drone boat printed in nine days
Using a manufacturing model that brings the printer, not the part, to a boat builder, Haddy has recently launched a 40ft semi-submersible drone
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